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Animal Influence 20 Djinni Summoning 16 Elemental Command 21 Evasion 20 Feather Falling 20 Free Action 22 Invisibility 18+1=19 great for dark lords and platonic thought experiments Jumping 21 Mind Shielding 21 Protection 19 Ram 23 Regeneration 17 Resistance 20 Shooting Stars 21 Spell Storing 22...

Apologies, I just double checked, it uses hit points as normal; 1d4+X where X is based on class. I'm not sure where I got that idea from :confused:

Dragon 8-2=6 Giant 7+1=8 Undead 3

Dragon 16-2=14 Giant 10 Monstrosity 5 Undead 6+1=7 lets keep this interesting ;)

Summary for those who didn't follow the link: humans only but with some quasi-magical sub-race features, 4 classes (barbarian, fighter, rogue, modified warlock), modified spell list, lots of classical Greece specific feats and equipment (no heavy armor). I arrived at broadly similar...

I feel that they are comparably lame, but stranger and therefore more interesting. Wood always struck me as being a "one of these things is not like the others" element. In fairness, that opinion might come from my having read Greek commentary on the elements and not Chinese commentary. The...

Dragon 17 Elemental 10-2=8 The pre-socratic elements and the creatures associated with them by paracelsian alchemy always seemed super lame to me Giant 10 Monstrosity 11 Undead 10+1

I realize this is derailing the thread a bit but, as I intend to run a game in a Hyborian-esque sword and sorcery world, I'd like to inquire further about the mechanics of the 5e ruleset that are a problem for sword and sorcery (apart from the high magic stuff, obviously). How would 5e's...

Aberration 9 Dragon 20 Elemental 10 Fey 6-2=4 Giant 9 Monstrosity 13 Undead 11+1=12

Aberration 11 Dragon 20 Elemental 12 Fey 9-2=7 Giant 12 Monstrosity 18 Undead 13+1=14

Its a 3e era homebrew where advancement stops at 6th level, at which point PCs don't get more spells, HP, or bonuses when they gain XP, but can use XP to pick up new feats. Its described in detail here: http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?206323-E6-The-Game-Inside-D-amp-D

Perfectly on point. The backstory from The Silmarillion makes it clear that Gandalf (and the other 4 wizards of Middle Earth) are minor angels and not wizards in the D&D sense, i.e. dudes who read a bunch of books about the occult.

My entirely too long take on Conan as a D&D 5e PC, with far too many quotes: (apologies if I quoted any of you out of context or otherwise fumbled the quoting) There's a tldr at the end. Abilities: All of Conan's ability scores are clearly very high. His 'mighty thews' are repeatedly...

Aberration 9 Construct 1-2=destructed Dragon 25 Elemental 14 Fey 9 Fiend 4 Giant 17 Monstrosity 20 Undead 14+1=15

Aberration 12 Celestial 9-2=7 Construct 6 Dragon 34+1=35 Elemental 18 Fey 19 Fiend 10 Giant 20 Monstrosity 27 Undead 14

I was not able to find the link for "Ways to attack with your Reaction", would you kindly point me in its direction? Much obliged.

Aberration 20 Beast 16 Celestial 19 Construct 18 Dragon 34+1=35 Elemental 20 Fey 23 Fiend 14 Giant 20 Monstrosity 25 Ooze 11 Swarm 9-2=7 Undead 12 Not the bees! Not the bees!

I'd make the additional mushroom optional, not automatic. PCs might not want to block an area or grant partial cover in it, they might also want to use the body for something. This feature has so much awesome in it :cool:

DOWNVOTES ARE 2 DEE 2 Aberration 22 Beast 17 Celestial 20-2=18 how many of them have you or your players ever fought really? Construct 20 Dragon 30+1=31 clearly gonna win, lets see if it can break 40 Elemental 20 Fey 22 Fiend 16 Giant 20 Humanoid 10 Monstrosity 23 Ooze 14 Swarm 12 Undead 16

Ghoul 9 Revenant 5 Shadow 10-3=7 Skeleton 11+1=12 Wight 12 Wraith 24