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I'd probably let a player keep playing a brain-eaten barbarian PC if he wanted to and if the rest of the party was cool with it. Might be fun.

Put one of those hunting traps in there. He didn't really need those fingers anyway.

Here: http://media.wizards.com/2014/downloads/dnd/MM_IntellectDevourer.pdf Awww... they're tiny! So cute. For some reason I had thought they were bigger. Anyway, now I have a contender for a replacement for the Cthulhu-Warlocks' familiar, at least.

Fighting naked is pretty much its own reward.

Go with the giant elk! Then you can chat with it in Giant Elk during those quiet moments. There's 73 words for 'grass' in Giant Elk.

Seems like a good goblin SOP would be to shoot the oxen first.

A few people here seemed to like my One Thousand Pre-Generated Characters, so I went off and created One Thousand Pre-Generated Commoners. The party might roll up in strange town and decide to go visit ye olde local tavern (shockingly enough, I know.) Wouldn't hurt to decide what the barkeep...

I'd let this slide. The cost I'd associate with it would be "Hey look, that dude loves That God I Don't Like so much he put her holy symbol on his shield! Get him!"

I'll just scootch into this thread before it gets moved. For a more radical lightening, one might consider getting out of skill proficiency and skipping straight to ability proficiency. So, for example, ye olde barbarian is now proficient in Strength and Constitution. Just add the proficiency...

Hunh, look at that. Oh well; back to your bagpipe lessons, Gutboy.

Or take a couple years off and learn all the skills during your downtime. Whatever seems easier.

I think this sort of thing is a little bit less obvious than it could be due to the term "to hit", because the "to hit" roll is more than just making contact with the target with your weapon; it also includes the idea that you've hit the target well-enough to damage it. Some versions of this...

I'm not sure if there's any way to answer this without typing up the power, but I'll ask anyway: What does the shrieker's shriek actually do? If it's just sort of a handwaved "yeah monsters might show up in they're hanging around nearby" then that's fine.

Abilities that Bone Devils have that are not revealed by the preview: * Exhaustive knowledge of the complete works of Boney M

Tourist. Everyone loves a tourist! I'm pretty sure that's how that song goes. Cheers, Roger

I'm glad these sorts of monsters got their old names back. That said, I can live with them not being "TYPE XXXIV" if I have to.

With the tarrasque also being a titan, I find myself speculating that it's the ugly offspring of some god. Who might have some strong feelings around the mortals who just killed it.

And they can cast prestidigitation as a legendary action, which makes them about the scariest birthday clown possible. I'm not sure what sort of chump lich isn't hiding its phylactery in a secret chest, though.

It's a modron... made of meat. A meat-ball, if you will.

Improvised thrown weapon: damage 1d4 bludgeoning, thrown (range 20/60). I think that looks about right. Cheers, Roger