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That, in itself, could be quite disheartening - especially for the army marching east with the messages appearing on the eastern skyline. Army commands can routinely lie to troops and the ability to present other messages would be powerful. Still, you "can't escape by turning your device off"...

Precisely! That's how insanely powerful this spell is. In fact, I can't think of a spell that would more actively provoke the development of jurisdiction regulation of magic. Even in the non-magical sense, people can be prone to suggestion and the potential for the production of propaganda is...

Yeah, it's great, but I think its limitations are mainly down to the lack of confirmation of sender identity and potential difficulty of reading cloud like words if there is a cloudy background. The spell's description states: Duration: Concentration, up to 1 day hour,( ... The words appear to...

Balance 11 Comet 20 Donjon 16 Eurayle 20 The Fates 20 Flames 21 Fool 20 Gem 18 Idiot 16 Jester 20 Key 20 Knight 20 Moon 21 Rogue 21 Ruin 21 + 1 = 22 Skull 22 Star 22 Sun 20 Talons 20 Throne 20 Vizier 22 - 2 = 20 The Void 15

As far as I know, Skywrite is effectively the most far-reaching of AoE spells. The spell simply says that "You cause up to ten words to form in a part of the sky you can see", and that, "The words appear to be made of cloud". No direct reference is made to height but, with reference to sky and...

True, but, in several cases, class progression will slow down by at least level 5.

WotC needs controversy and debate. It keeps a focus on their products and keeps sales high. They say that multiclassing is optional but then often make high-level progression in a dominant class less advantageous than taking those occasional multiclass dips.

Balance 18 Comet 20 Donjon 20 Eurayle 20 The Fates 20 Flames 20 +1 = 21 awesome Fool 20 Gem 20 - 2 = 18 pretty dull Idiot 16 Jester 20 Key 20 Knight 22 Moon 21 Rogue 20 Ruin 21 Skull 20 Star 20 Sun 20 Talons 20 Throne 20 Vizier 20 The Void 18

The way I'm thinking to run it would be to let 5e characters invest a proficiency into a skill multiple times. Proficient = 1 allocation of a proficiency bonus for 1 times your proficiency modifier; Expert = 2 allocations of a proficiency bonus (or roguish or bardic expertise) for 2 times your...

Well, we could certainly interpret, if a 19th-level cardiologist took a level in golfing, that they'd suddenly be able to compete at a high level. Same as we could say that a 19th-level fighter or barbarian might find a spell book and get to cast 4d10 firebolts. (The type of people that might...

That would certainly balance out the breakage - but why did that character gain extra arcane firebolts after more martial training?

Why not compile a list of a range of big sellers based on the open gaming license...?

The trouble is that the vote is for least hated, not most liked.

I think that it's easy to sympathize with a historically unarmoured spellcaster who's got so tired of their lack of protection and resilience that they take training as a fighter for the armour and the hit points. It's less easy to sympathize if the reason for the fighter training is for being...

Leaving the armoured dwarf unable to catch the mobile elf and the mobile elf unable to get through the dwaven armour. You know the answer? crossbows! ='D

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Halberd 7 - 2 = 5 Longbow 4 + 1 = 5 Warhammer 5 It's all level

Does the player bring snacks? Is the character proportionately less powerful than the party's casters? Would the table have more fun if the martial could function as a stronger tank/smasher?