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I like it more than DC20

I just thought it was funny.

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I don't think its balanced to have a caster who isn't MAD in relation to caster ability and concentration checks. I'd vote to leave everything alone.

I'd playtest using the new healing spells before making any new house rules. Even a first level cure light should give you a relatively healthy 12hp or so. Upcast it two 2nd and you get 20. That in itself should help with the yo yo stuff.

It most certainly is. Fresh cut grass death was planned for obvious reasons. Same with Molly. It was extremely obvious to me that Taliesin was not feeling that character and wanted to play something else. He was much more comfortable playing Caduceus. I repeat, I don't care either. I think they...

I apologize for not being clear. I think they have meetings discussing certain plot points and character ideas. I don't think they pre plan all their dialog. I also don't care if they do. It's just entertainment. Critical Role is not a demonstration of what a typical D&D session is like. I see...

Yes, but it's like wrestling. I don't really care that much if it is.

I open roll almost everything. Certainly all attack rolls, damage and saves. Really makes combat spicy.

I think so.

CoS is beast / undead heavy so I second the advice above of Cleric or Druid. Paladin can be incredibly good too, extra damage on those smites vs Undead. Have fun.

Behir bit head off Fighter

No reason that you can't have multiple mind flayers and minions

Based on putting Wizard at Average and Monk at Complex, I feel like they're more taking a measurement of the relative amount of information needing to be processed to create a low-level character and then putting them into play. ^ thats the whole point of the chart. Debate its accuracy but its...

Every class can have more or less impact based on the skill of the player. I think everyone would agree with that. To play a wizard effectively has a high skill cap but I can also see how at low level you could have a decent amount of straight forward spells and it not be too complicated. Cast...

My 2 cents is try it out first before house ruling

Correct https://www.dndbeyond.com/posts/1742-your-guide-to-weapon-mastery-in-the-2024-players#:~:text=Each%20weapon%20in%20the%20Equipment,and%20use%20it%20in%20combat.

I'm open to house rules on Topple or any ability that you can effectively spam requiring a saving throw on each attack.

I have too. It's fun. It also has spells that are so uninspiring it hurts. I'm playing a level 10 cleric right now in PF2E. Here is a spell you can choose. Imagine spending in 5e (or 5.24) a 5th level spell slot to gain +4 to saves and some minor amounts of resistance for one round. Even in PF2E...