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When we reached 88 MPH. Thaumaturge.

Unbeeleafable. Thaumahtirge.

That hack rag? Please. :p Thaumaturge.

Mearls has already confirmed "the spells work". So I'm getting to memorizing a few of them. He also warned us to be careful when the Monster Manual is released. Thaumaturge.

This exchange seems pertinent as well. Thaumaturge.

I appreciate that Mearls is putting it in a larger perspective instead of shouting the launch window numbers and acting like that was the complete picture. Thaumaturge.

:blush: It's a little detail I like throwing in when it fits. I'm glad someone notices appreciates them. Thanks. :) —— The PH(B) still #1 in "Hot New Releases" as of this post. And #3 in Amazon's overall "Best Sellers in Books" category. It has some legs. Mearls mentioned on twitter: "Kind...

I've actually cancelled my two orders. Because my LGS was F enough to have a midnight release. Thaumaturge.

I'm sure you've thought of it, but I would guess the average product generates more reviews, overall, now than in 2000. Despite that caveat, that's an impressive number of 5 star reviews and an interesting comparison. It appears to be, which gives us another, quite positive seeming, data...

Oh no doubt. I just figured someone would raise the point sooner or later, so I got the ball rolling. I still think there's probably some acceleration from 2008 to 2014, but my guess is it's less. Still, 5e is doing quite well out of the gates. Thaumaturge.

When we reached 88 MPH. Thaumaturge.

You forgot about the bots that post snarkily at the other bots all along the way. T.

It's a sudden change from our perspective, on the outside, but WotC has been sitting on the app for weeks. Trapdoor mentioned at least a couple of times that they were waiting for final approval from WotC to release it to the App Store. This was building for a time, for whatever reason...

That's possible. But from their twitter: That could mean nothing specifically D&D branded (so "5e-compatible" or some such), but a plain reading seems to be that they are on to other things. Thaumaturge.

I'm quoting me from May. Glad I went into it this way. I am not disappointed. Thaumaturge.

I agree. It helps that it was my initial ruling, but I think it's the right one. :) I think going with the OA at disadvantage is a perfectly fine ruling/house rule. Thaumaturge.

This was my argument, for sure. It's not the xorn's fault they can't attack him in his new square just below them. Thaumaturge.

I don't mind this ruling. It's a very "say yes" DM move. Does anyone have a problem with only A getting the OA? It feels weird to me that the xorn is disappearing for all 3, but only 1 gets the OA. Thaumaturge.

Do dice towers count as technology? Because those save a remarkable amount of time over the course of a night. At least at my tables where dice rolled free seem to go to the craziest places. How about dry erase boards? Are those technology? Wine. Thauma-hic-turge.

Interesting, so a swipe at him just as he goes into the ground? I kind of like that. It at least gives the player a shot. There's no way the player would have hit short of a crit in that case, but it's interesting, nonetheless. Thaumaturge.