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You think liches are bad?

I am currently playing a cambion son of the demon lord Graz'zt who was abandoned at birth. He was spawned from a secret affair between Graz'zt and Iggwilv's daughter (who looks just like her). After this was found out, Iggwilv took terrible vengeance on Graz'zt, imprisoning him (which led to the...

Honestly, I feel like Volo's Guide to Monsters is a waste of valuable development time and resources, we have enough monsters. What we need is more player options. You see what I did there?

Unbeknownst to the player characters, High Praetor Krull is secretly a powerful Wight Eldritch Knight who has a permanent illusion spell cast over him in addition to the 30 day effect of the Nystul's magic aura spell which makes his undead nature undetectable by low level spells and divine...

The Lich would just counter spell....... or move.

Ok, I'm starting to get where you are coming from. My next question is what don't you like about the fire giant dreadnought specifically? I think he looks amazing. And as far as reality goes........ he could easily be a chosen of Surtur or some other ridiculously powerful supernatural character.

Why are you hating?

Yu gi Oh!!!!! Cardcaptors!!!!!

I think it's really scary that people are doing such mental gymnastics to try and justify second degree murder. Killing captives, prisoners of war, or otherwise defenseless non combatants has never been considered lawful or honorable behavior in any civilized society. I know we are talking about...

Probably what would really happen, if the authorities were informed of the fighter's actions, he would most likely be charged with murder and prosecuted if they could get a hold of him.

He killed an unarmed defenseless opponent who did not wish to continue the fight. The bouncer was no threat to the battle master in this scenario yet he killed him anyway. Most definitely an evil act. With that being said, the bouncer did draw a blade first. If the battle master would have...

Our d&d experience is fundamentally different. Raise dead isn't bringing back Ellistraee, Kiransaelee, Helm, and all the other dead gods that are randomly back.

I'm not saying that, but when nobody dies because of "the dragon balls" its just stupid....I start thinking of looney toons rather than d&d. It feels like the sundering brought back everyone who ever died of any level of significance. I don't like it in comic books, I don't like it in...

Yeah.....going the comic book death route is never a good idea, imo. When death is meaningless it becomes very hard to break suspension of disbelief.

It's rules as written vs rules as intended imo. I can see what you're saying, but an unconscious character can't make use of his/her ability scores. The only thing they can do is roll saving throws, and many of them automatically fail, fireball for instance. Mechanically the only thing that...

Do your pcs have to roll grapple checks to pick up rocks?

I read the article, all I am saying is that this should be looked at scientifically. And there isn't extensive documentation to back up those six months like there is for Randy Gardner. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Randy_Gardner_(record_holder)#cite_note-bbccornwall-11 I am just going off of...

The longest documented period anyone has gone for without sleep is 11 days. That is the maximum amount of sleep deprivation that can be observed as fact.

The longest scientifically documented record of a human being going without sleep is 264 (11 days) and is held by a man named Randy Gardner. As for what sort of penalties should be applied for sleep deprivation, If I were DM I would rule that after a humanoid has stayed active without a period...