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I couldn't agree more. This is a return to the kind of D&D that requires that a DM has a keen and critical eye around rules and group preferences for the adjudication of situations like that is being argued on the cleric thread. There is no right answer except what each individual DM gives after...

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Just in case there are clueless people like me, this is what a nothic looked/looks like.

I suppose it depends on how much you care about the speaker and what they are speaking about. Me listening to Mearls about 5e D&D before release = hours of attention Random guy at game store talk about how he doesn't allow gnomes in his home campaign because xyz reasons = no attention

If it's cool with you, I'm gonna laud.

The ogre has a -1 dex modifier and hide armor was AC 12+dex modifier in last playtest packet.

Oh nice, it comes with blank sheets. Good deal.

Hrm. I'm not so sure about what I thought was true now. We'll just have to wait till the 3rd before we know for sure.

If you add +1 to the entire array you get 16/15/14/13/11/9, which was what the human fighter had. They still have +1 to all stats.

I'm pretty sure the stat array was 15/14/13/12/10/8, but I don't have my book handy.

We never played with wants of CLW. However, most of the people I played with never played magical characters because they were unwilling to learn the magic rules.

That only means that , for example an ability allows you to cast a spell and then do something else while you're casting, you cannot cast another spell. It doesn't really address action surge. I think. I'm away from my book at the moment.

Oh snap! Precedented!

A short rest is one hour long. You can only do so many before the day is gone. Besides, the every character has hit dice to recover from as well, so why use second wind except when you need it?

I'm sorry it troubles you. I could suggest ways around it, but I imagine it doesn't help when you wanted the basic game presented in a certain way.

I'm sorry, please don't take this the wrong way, but this is so far away from how I feel that I don't understand.

Sure, but you know, money changers.

Even in the playtest electrum and platinum were described as coinages of ancient empires. So while they may be found, you might have to have them changed into local currency.

Electrum pieces

Oh maybe it's folded back to handle animal. I figured handle animal was something rangers or Druids used to calm angry beasts.