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The DMs I've played with typically use something similar to the falling rules. If the target is against a wall and can't be pushed back 10ft, it takes 1d6 bludgeoning damage and may fall prone. On topic: I agree with your scenario above--30ft for 3 hits. That's how we play it in our games.

Then go for a halfling barbarian. Hit 'em low and hit 'em hard.

There's nothing stopping you from making a paladin. Paladin's have no alignment restriction. There's no reason a paladin can't play in the same party as a rogue assassin. Unless, it goes against your personal beliefs or the GM's rules. Personally, I think paladins are a lot of fun, so I'd say go...

If you get a rogue with proficiency in nets they should be able to sneak attack with nets, and the one attack thing isn't a problem. Make sure to pick up Sharpshooter for no disadvantage at long range and -5 hit +10 damage. You'll be killing things with a net in no time. If they survive, they...

Thanks for clarifying, since apparently I was confused as well. Your hypothetical example also sounds like lots of fun by the way.

I suppose you could invest 3 levels in rogue/swashbuckler to get the free melee disengage. But if you take monk 1 / rogue 3, you'd be able to get the Mobile feat at level 4 anyway. Anyway, there are not too many mechanical options for getting a monk in/out of melee at low levels. I think the...

It may be a bit of a reach, but I still believe some argument can be made as it is written. However, I understand that this is probably not their intent and I personally agree with your points. Anyway, I don't think any of the DMs that I've personally come across would ban your character for...

One of my favorites has to be my Fighter / Sorcerer Dragonborn. He is a red Dragonborn with blue draconic sorcerer powers. He started with a level of fighter to give him access to heavy armor and defense fighting style. So he is a heavily armored sorcerer with a bunch of close range spells. I...

"Races or other options that are mentioned but whose rules are found in another source (i.e. aasimar or genasi) do not become legal without other campaign documentation unless that source is also legal for your character’s story origin."...

I am running a Paladin with Inspiring Leader right now and it's definitely saved some of the more squishy party members a few times. Plus you can always give yourself a few extra hit points too. I play with a big party, so I'm essentially giving out 56 or more HP every rest. Works wonders on...

Finally the war is over... I mean the game is over.

Criminal 7 (+1) Soldier 7 (-3) Will the soldiers be able to contain the criminals?

Criminal 10 Gladiator 0 (-3) Guild merchant 7 Outlander 3 (+1) Soldier 9 It is done.

Criminal 10 Gladiator 3 (-3) Guild merchant 7 Outlander 7 (+1) Soldier 8

Criminal 13 Gladiator 9 Guild Merchant 9 Outlander 6 (+1) Soldier 8 (-3)

Criminal 13 Gladiator 12 Guild Merchant 7 (-3) Outlander 10 (+1) Soldier 13

Criminal 13 (-3) Gladiator 11 Guild Merchant 12 Outlander 14 (+1) Soldier 13

Criminal 16 Gladiator 17 Guild Merchant 17 Knight 0 (-3) Outlander 10 (+1) Soldier 15 Spy 4 I don't dislike the Knight, but we can't let things live in this thread. It's gotta end sometime!

I think you made the right calls initially. Honestly, a paladin (or barbarian) can feel pretty sub-par or even useless in ranged combat. And a flying creature pretty much guarantees ranged combat. Instead, you let him feel awesome and I bet he haa a much better time than he would have otherwise...

Criminal 18 Gladiator 17 Guild Merchant 16 Knight 5 Outlander 13 (+1) Soldier 20 Spy 7 Urchin 1 (-3) I leave the Urchin barely clinging to life. Each following moment could be its last. But at least they outlived those stuffy nobles.