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i missed the "with celiac disease" bit when i first read this, and was thus very confused when you started saying food with gluten is inherently not good.

finally playable

jeez, you guys are all old enough to be my parents.

i think the closest thing right now RAW is tooth and claw, or maybe mindful body.

yeah, if YOU forget the followers exist, so will your players.

i've had a chance to use followers once, when i ran the crypta hereticarum (a zeitgeist dungeon) using a5e for some friends. the crypt puts the party at 6th level and one player went with a marshal. we'd decided the party were basically a squad of crisillyiri inquisitors being sent into the...

yeah, that makes sense.

well, the highest CR steed for a base casting of find steed is a warhorse, which is CR 1/2 with 30 HP. each slot above 2nd gives 20 additional HP, and a nightmare has 68 HP, roughly 40 more then the warhorse. following that, since a fell nightmare has 93 HP, which is roughly 60 more then the...

i mean, it's styled like one, but i just assumed that was because of the program or site @dorgajohn was using. but there's definitely ways to tell it isn't - the maneuver DC, legendary resistances having other effects on the creature when spent, fatigue and strife as conditions shax is immune...

looks pretty neat. i have a few comments: 1. im not entirely sure how the aura stacking works. as in, why would the necrotic damage stack to begin with? 2. i REALLY like that burning legendary resistances reduces his legendary actions too. that's a really neat way to balance out him having so...

i dunno. ask wotc. sure, i agree with that. that doesn't mean things that don't exist in the system should be in the srd.

they don't exist in the system. that's literally the only reason you need to not include something in an SRD.

this sounds like the basis for a fallout tribe.

yeah, the better question would really be should half elves/orcs be readded to dnd 2024 with all the implications that has (which seems to be how people have taken it anyway).

in this house, we don't ride measly horses - we ride measly horses, in ARMOR!

LET'S GO

im also interested in the horde monster rules. wonder if we'll be able to use them to represent even more creatures then squads already let us do

well, kind of. it's more like the groups of weapons they require from you are much broader (e.g. melee or ranged weapons, finesse weapons, etc) depending on the maneuver.

first one seems like it'd make a good wizard, second would probably make a good cleric. any non-bladesinger subclass for the wizard, any subclass for the cleric (though preferably one that gets heavy armor proficiency, to get good use out of that strength).