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Jeremy Crawford said last week in a live stream the current plan is to release the survey after the second half of the UA is out, as they want people to evaluate the class with all the pieces known.

By RAW, they will still need to make the check as blindness does not impose penalties on ability checks other than those that require sight, of which acrobatics is not one.

Just listened to it - enjoyed the interview, some good questions and answers!

Did you not look at what it was you were purchasing before you bought it? This information wasn't hidden, though I do understand the frustration with the maps themselves as it is a high price point for what are just handouts.

Some of the alternate cover versions available at game stores had issues with scuffing and warped covers so they had to do a product recall. If you're getting the normal version there are no issues.

Mike has said in the past on his Happy Fun Hour that Psionics is something they'd want to release alongside Dark Sun. Considering that the last version of the Mystic was over a year ago with no UA on it since, it had very mixed reviews, and that Mike has pretty much thrown the whole thing out...

Crawford just confirmed on stream that there will be a lot of monsters for Ravnica - at his last count it is coming close to the amount in MToF. That's a lot of monsters for what looks like a smallish book!

Emphasis mine. This implies that the crunch in this pdf is still being monitored for playtesting and we may get a revised hardcover version later.

It's interesting comparing the reactions here and the DND Next Reddit thread where most dislike the idea to the Magic Reddit thread where the idea is very popular. It's easy to get caught up in a community and assume that if most in that community don't like it, the clearly the world at...

Unfortunately the reference to a time machine was almost certainly a joke based on the picture he tweeted previously with the wrong date and Mearls's reply.

Fair enough. However I'd also argue that it's hardly fair to judge his design process on a stream where he's constantly interacting with a chat filled with hundreds of people yelling different suggestions. Part of your focus is bound to be shifted from thinking about how a new feature interacts...

As I understand the dynamic on the design team, that's what Jeremy Crawford is for. In the Dragon+ streams Jeremy is on, as well as on MMHFH, they both talk about how Mike tends to concept ideas then passes them to Jeremy to look at how they will interact and refine them so they actually work...

Mechanically, the wearer is within their own aura and will slowly die from it as it affects all creatures. Is this intended?

I could see myself using either of these approaches depending on the situation. If you're out of initiative with no threats around then sure - you run up and climb the wall, because actions don't exist outside combat. If there's action around you however, I'll absolutely be using the rules to...

So on Mike Mearls' Happy Fun Hour stream on Tuesday, he mentioned his thoughts on Action Economy briefly. "If this phrase comes up as part of the design process, we have probably done something wrong. If we're thinking of actions as an economic resource that are being spent, I think we've...

Meanwhile it seems the UK price has been put up to £42 (the DMG and MM are still £25).

Chris Perkins confirmed the Balhannoth on Dice, Camera Action! on Tuesday.

I mean, you don't have to pick on these tables randomly. It's possible to disregard the numbers at the side, and use the ideas as inspiration or just choose from the list.