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you'd probably want some way to offset the upgrades, then, considering otherwise they'd just be better then other heritage gifts. maybe you need to roll to get a chance to use them or the gift and paragon gift start weaker then your average gift/paragon gift but when upgraded become better then...

Would. Next. ...wait, what's this thread about again?

easiest way to solve this is just to have a rule like "monsters of CR X+ treat their attacks as magical for the purpose of overcoming resistance/immunity" tbh

if we're only counting official dnd, then 5e. if we're counting derivatives, either 4e or pf2e (not really sure which i prefer). i'll let you decide if they're fighting for 1st or 2nd.

ohhhh, so you LIKE that players can cut loose and do all the crazy stuff a lot of DMs struggle with handling? that makes sense. i started DMing my first campaign last summer (with a5e) and i've found that i also look forward to levelling the party up (to the point i might be doing it a little...

woah. i don't think i've heard of anyone like this before. why do you prefer 13+? also, i'd say mid level is levels 7 to 12, personally (that's the 4th to 6th level spell range).

i mean, if you don't mind breaking the flow of the game and you can't think of a way to clearly foreshadow it, you could always tell the players as a DM that going to a particular location might result in combat. it's technically metagaming, but in your case it might be better then making half...

can't believe dnd got a pelinal whitestrake statblock before bethesda made elder scrolls 6

...you know, it probably was me

iirc, ABP was the original plan, but during playtesting they found players missed the item treadmill, so they put it back in

4e STRIKES AGAIN wait, so ability bonuses would let you roll additional damage dice and keep the highest instead of just being a bonus? that's actually a really neat idea

[Doomed Forgotten Realms, Level Up A5E] Goblins, unicorns, werewolves - feywild time!

my 5e dm jacked a (modified) version of the playtest exhaustion rules. uh. that's about it.

i run a game on thursdays and play 2 different games on saturdays

...or a lot of unarmed builds.

i ran a short dungeon some time ago (the crypta hereticarum from zeitgeist) where the party (part of a knightly order, basically) befriended a rust monster and got it out of the dungeon. if i ever run the actual zeitgeist campaign i'm giving that order rust monster hounds/large rust monster...

the problem is less that it's scary and more that it's clearly a bug tbh

crossbow expertise already does the latter anyway (yes, for all ranged weapons, it doesn't specify only crossbows. yes, that is thematically kind of strange, and yes it probably would be better if the name of the feat or the scope of the point were changed to make more sense, but it is what it...

i believe it's just a reminder