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I just ignored BoldItalic's vote, since he already voted this day, but you can just ignore me if you disagree with the "ressurrection".

Inspiring leader didn't had a rightful death since it got down voted twice in the same day by the same person, I'm casting Raise Dead into it. (or should it be revert time?) Dungeon Delver 5 Inspiring Leader 4 Mobile 9 Observant 1

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Why not? Spellcasting is also feature. EDIT: Also, even if your DM doesn't allow, its actually RAW.

Exactly. Also, rogues have many ways to gain advantage to their attacks without relying in multiclassing two levels just to do it. An arcane trickster, for example, can learn the Find Familiar spell and gain advantage to all attacks (Help action) without suffering disadvantage, and he can do...

I have been in the same dillema, but I decided to not reduce the price. First of all, it really feels bad to pay something that then becomes free, and I don't want my customers to be like this. Second, I think it kinds of discourages people to actually spend money on the shop. If it happened to...

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I once gave a wizard in my table a spellbook, but I didn't give many thoughts on the matter, just rolled random spells: 8 1st level spells and 4 spells of each higher level up to the original owner's casting capacity. Once you have the random list ready, you can make changes as you see fit. For...

I think I expressed myself poorly. When I spoke about "divine", I was refering to positive energy, for instance, from the celestial planes. (this is what clerics and paladins do) But not necessarily "spell channalized from a god", which is the definition of divine magic. (I think) In fact...

I usually take this or similar approach too. I remember when a wizard in my table died casting a fireball into an enemy next to him and take the damage of his own fireball. (because he—and the rest of the party—were just about to be wiped out, so he decided to "take the enemy with him") I...

Well, as I understand it, radiant damage refers to divine magic, like spells cast by cleric or paladin's smite. For instance, do you think an energy beam from this rifle would deal less damage to an angel or more damage to a shadow? I don't think mechanical apparatus can deal radiant damage...

I think the stats suggested in the Dungeon Master's Guide (p.268) is pretty fine, though. Also, a rifle definitely would not do radiant damage.

I wouldn't force him to roleplay if he doesn't wants to, its not cool. But if he wants to, the ogres are a reference. They have 5 Int score and they are all like "duh duh shiny hat you have" Anything in between the human's and the ogre's intelligence is also ok to roleplay. This is the player's...

You are right. Protection fighting style seems to be a good multiclass option too.

PHB says "Add your proficiency bonus to the beast’s AC", so this is a BONUS and it stacks with whatever base formula you uses for your AC, may it be natural armor, barding or mage armor. Please check Jeremy Crawford at January Sage Advice, at...

Unless the players themselves like this approach. Personally, as a player, I like the resource-management thing, as long as the system is well made and I can use it to change the course of the campaign. What I mean is both approach works, you just have to know your players enough to know which...

Experience points represent the experience the characters have on overcoming challenges. This include roleplaying, exploration, puzzles, or whatever challenge the players. Characters doesn't gain only combat features when they gain levels, but also features focused on exploration and...

This is a good analogy, but keep in mind that goblins don't have in fact the Cunning Action feature, and thus can't take the Dash action, only Disengage and Hide.

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Everyone is surprised. Also, creatures have advantage on attacking them during this round. However, a smart party will make a watch to avoid such threats. You decide the timing the ambush will take, and roll stealth against the Passive Perception of the character who is watching. If he notices...