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Yeah, that Sage Advice re interaction between goodberry and Disciple of Life is just wrong. But the same could be said of much Sage Advice. (Irrespective of the use of the word "use" instead of "cast" in Disciple of Life. The duration of goodberry is instantaneous. It instantaneously conjures...

Yep, agreed. Except gnomes. Was it in 4E gnomes were relegated to "monsters"? Best version of the gnome, ever. (Except, maybe, for that concrete one you stick next to the fishpond in the garden, you know, the one with its pants down that's p**ing into the pond).

It's one of those problems of the framing of the riddle - is it looking for a "conceptual" or "philosophical" answer, or a "pragmatic" or "obvious" answer? I approached the original 4-line riddle from the first perspective, which of course does't seem to have been the angle that you were going...

I got greater invisibility. So I went looking for an image of The Invisible Man to post... Cheers, Al'kelhar

I must admit, until the additional clues you provided, I could've easily gone with: or But then, the answer becomes pretty obvious with at least the first clue. I agree with the poster who commented that riddles seem to be either easy or impossible, with no middle ground, so hence very...

Hmm, my hexblade has found pinning a scroll of hex to the inside of her shield to be useful for those times when she loses concentration. Now, I'm thinking maybe a scroll of shield pinned to the inside of her shield would be better, to avoid the damage that causes the loss of concentration it...

Looks cool. Sap Vitality has an attack roll, but the level of exhaustion it imposes (when it hits) can apparently be saved against (with no saving throw type or DC in the text). Possibly a transcription error between that and a previous version of Withering Touch? Given their similarities...

There, fixed...

Taking inspiration from nature, I've used: Troglodyte gekkos - Troglodytes with a climb speed and the spider climb trait, and a sticky tongue attack (melee attack with a 15 foot reach that grappled and dragged a target closer if it failed a Str save). Troglodyte stinkers - Troglodytes that...

Ramps have been features of dungeons ever since the game was invented. Although, to be fair, most ramps in dungeons are coated in some sort of frictionless, flammable and/or toxic slime, and end in you falling into a spiked pit or gaol cell. Cheers, Al'kelhar

Look, we all know that the sorcerer's legitimate win was stolen by the wizard and that there's been massive spell-fraud perpetrated by the wizards that want to disempower the people's sorcerers, and everything they tell you is fake magic. The OP is a True Magic-User and Champion of the Commoner.

Call me crazy, but if I had one of these things gnawing on my boot, I'd be a bit distracted... Cheers, Al'kelhar

Um, I'm not sure miniature sizes have ever been consistent. Just go with what looks cool or works for you. Don't sweat the small stuff. (Ah, sometimes I crack myself up)/ Cheers, Ak'kelhar

Oh my goodness! Eric's Grandma must be sooooo old now (although I'm sure she can still spot a single cuss word hidden in a 200+ post thread). Congratulations Russ and everyone else who's been keeping the dream alive for two decades. Cheers, Al'kelhar

OMG. You really just don't get it. Int 10. Wis 10. This guy is a dumbass. At what point in time do you think this guy will figure out that there's some hyper-intelligent being out there manipulating reality to its liking? Assuming that said hyper-intelligent being hasn't organised world...

Wouldn't any hyper-intelligent wizard have already organised the worldwide destruction of any and all sorcerers? Why is this even an issue? Theocrafting some abstract builds and plonking them in a pocket dimension looking oddly like a white-painted room to cast spells at each other is just...