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According to the interview posted before, the reason for this was yes, so the Rogue could get a Sneak Attack when normally they couldn't, but also so they could lie prone with a loaded crossbow, aim carefully, and not have disadvantage on their attack from being prone. It makes sense to me to...

Like I said, I’m mainly getting the Linguist Feat for the cyphers for my spellbook. But considering I can know 2 languages from my background, 1 from my race and 3 from the feat, it looks like I know almost all of them as it is. Who needs a spell when you’re smart?

Also, what about languages? Are languages a big thing? Because, as a Slave who is studying to be a Wizard in a world where people will string me up because I dare to do magic, or even if they think I'll do magic, like if they find my spell book, I was really thinking of being a Variant Human...

I saw a suggestion to just use the Goliath race for Half Giants. There might be something in one of the guides that'll work for Tri-Keen, but let's see if anyone wants that before worrying about it. What about backgrounds? Is there a "slave" background, or should we do something that would be...

Aasimon/Angel 7 Archon 18 Demodand 21 Demon/Tanar'ri 16 Devil/Baatezu 21 Genie 14 Guardinal 14 Modron 16 Slaad 15

So, I love Sorcerers. The concept has always drawn me in. Born with innate power that they don’t understand. Good stuff. But I’ve done them. And I’ve never really done a Wizard past lvl 1. So I’m going to do a Wizard. I need to see how it’s different at higher levels. I’m thinking a young...

Ok, I've read up on things, and I'm excited! I'd forgotten that I'd looked into it once a few years ago, but haven't played anything to date. What class/race restrictions would there be? Evil allowed or no? To be honest, I'm tempted to try an Arcane Spellcaster, just for the added...

I'm in! I know little about the setting, though, but I've always wanted to try it. I'll have to do some research to see how it all fits together, but I typically do a magic user of some kind. Not sold, though. I'll see what I come up with.

This is amazing. I've read all the Drizzt books, and the first of the Cleric Quintet. I just haven't been able to get in to the second one. I keep gainly getting, like, three chapters in and then losing interest. But I've read through all the Drizzt books. I love Drizzt. I love his...

Which seems to be what this UA is all about. If a House Rule becomes universally accepted in 99% of tables, it may as well be acknowledged by WOTC.

The point was for players who don’t get to level up that much to not be stuck with a spell they never need for months on end. It isn’t so you have a single versatile spell. It’s so they CAN take two weeks of downtime and completely change their character, if they like. And why is that a bad...

Enhances which Spellcasting feature? You mean the Class’ spellcasting feature? Is this the Spellcasting feature you are referring to? The same one the Spell Versatility wording refers to? Ok, where in the Spell Versatility Feature does it say where you get this extra spell you can switch out...

That is incorrect. "Cantrips" is a subheading of Spellcasting, the same way "Spell Slots" and "Spells Known of 1st Level and Higher" are subheadings.

I wasn't attacking you, man, I was pointing out to other people that arguing with y'all is pointless. The interpretation some of you keep espousing is meant to do nothing more than get people who like the feature to spend half an hour typing up a post trying to logically explain why it is...

Pretty sure Maxperson is just trolling at this point, trying to get reactions from people who like a new feature he doesn’t.

Even with Spell Versatility, Wizards are better at Arcane Magic than other classes, as they: A) Have a larger spell list to pick from B) Learn more spells naturally than any other Arcane class (6 at first and 2 every level after) C) Prepare more Arcane spells than the Charisma Arcane Classes...

There is nothing in the new rule that says you must change a spell every long rest. If this goes to print, it will be an optional rule. You don't have to follow it. Even if it becomes a hard and fast rule, and is retconned into the PHB, and enforced by WOTC police coming to your game and...

And yet, you continue to try to have the last word, going so far as threaten to put me on the ignore list so you can pretend that you had the last word.

Truth. It’s the internet, dude. If you didn’t feel like you had to have the last word, you’d have ignored him when he kept on. And you wouldn’t feel the need to respond to what I said. Nobody is making you continue to type words in a box and hit enter.

It’s psychology. The guy who wants the last word says “I’m done, and here’s why”, expecting his opponent to just quit. The opponent, however, knows that the guy just wants the last word, so he keeps going, knowing that the first guy doesn’t really want to stop talking, he just has a...