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Aboleth 29 Beholder 26 +1 = 27 Elder Brain 27 Gibbering Mouther 11 -2 = 9 Mind Flayer 28 Otyugh 9

So if you have to pause a gaming session and still have mini's and figures all over the battlemat you don't have to take pictures and pick it all up. You just put the table top over the mini's and voila! It's right how you left it.

Aboleth 31 Beholder 32 + 1 = 33 Elder Brain 26 Gibbering Mouther 16 - 2 = 14 Mind Flayer 28 Otyugh 23

Aboleth 33 Beholder 30 + 1 = 31 Elder Brain 30 Gibbering Mouther 26 Mind Flayer 31 Otyugh 27 Ulitharid 9 - 2 = 7

Space herpes for the win.

Aboleth 27 Balhannoth 7 Beholder 27 + 1 = 28 Berbalang 22 Chuul 22 Cloaker 12 Death Kiss 13 Elder Brain 25 Gibbering Mouther 24 Mind Flayer 22 Morkoth 18 Neogi 19 Neothelid 22 Nothic 14 Otyugh 27 Spectator 23 Star Spawn 21 Ulitharid 24 - 2 = 22 (how is a mind flayer variant more popular than...

Balhannoth 15 Beholder 25 + 1 = 26 Berbalang 22 Chuul 22 Cloaker 20 Death Kiss 15 Elder Brain 23 Flumph 6 - 2 = 4 Gauth 12 Gazer 16 Gibbering Mouther 23 Mind Flayer 16 Morkoth 18 Neogi 22 Neothelid 22 Nothic 15 Otyugh 26 Spectator 26 Star Spawn 25 Ulitharid 24

Aboleth 24 Balhannoth 18 Beholder 25 +1 = 26 (Behold thy greatness) Berbalang 23 Blue Slaad 16 Chuul 23 Cloaker 22 Death Kiss 17 Death Slaad 15 Elder Brain 22 Flumph 17 - 2 = 15 (It's an aberation that it is even on the aberration list) Gauth 18 Gazer 20 Gibbering Mouther 21 Intellect Devourer...

Gah, you are right. I mixed them up. Definitely not worth it as a monk. You'd be out of Ki in 2 rounds.

I agree with BluejayJunior here. The fighter is built on more attacks that anyone else and this would scale even more poorly the higher level you got to. Giving up 1 attack at levels 1-4? Okay, I can see that in the right situation. Giving up 2 attacks at levels 5-10? Mmmmmm.... really, really...

I've seen this idea float around before but math seem a little off on the DC and is only going to further divide those that are proficient and those that are not and still punishing both. So let's take a 1st level Wizard with 16 INT. Current rules have his Spell DC at 8 + prof (2)+ Int mod (3)...

Not sure if anyone was a fan of the show but Peter Pan was one of the main villains for one of the seasons of "Once Upon A Time" and boy was he as evil as evil comes. Definitely not modeled after the Disney sanitized version of him. I like it and prefer him evil. Tired of Hollywood sanitizing...

I actually had all of the original books and have run it in WFRP and converted the campaign to 3.5 edition and 4th edition D&D. I also had the Doomstones campaign as well and added it on to the end of this campaign right after Something Rotten in Kislev and before Empire in Flames.This IS one of...

I love how Pathfinder referred to 5th edition in their post: The blog announcement says "Finally, we'll add a hardcover Kingmaker Bestiary for 5E, developed in conjunction with industry leaders in third-party 5E publishing, allowing players of the current edition of the world's oldest...

And what, pray tell, would you be using a rod that vibrates on command for? <wink>

Correct. And all of them (I'm very sure, but there are outliers like Counterspell and Dispel Magic that have their own rules but those are the casters making the check and not the target) state the DC is the Spell Save DC. Wrathful Smite: Initial is a saving throw but then make a Wis check vs...

The target still remains the casters Spell Save DC. That's why the spells with "checks" instead of "saves" are more nasty. Don't get to add that proficiency bonus.

They do, missed that. Still, in a party with a Warlock these spells would have great synergy. Also, for clarification, if the spell ends for the target creature (either by making the check or moving out of range), do the levels of exhaustion accumulated remain? How do they go away? As normal...