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Amazing work. Thanks for sharing the pics.

Mine is 1st printing, so it's all good with me if what I suggested wasn't legal. It just looked like it from what I had on hand. I still think the invisible full cover works on spells, but since my book has out of date information maybe that is wrong too.

"Invisibility. The imp turns invisible until it attacks or until its concentration ends. Anything the invisible imp is carrying or wearing is invisible as long as it remains in contact with the imp." The Player's Handbook doesn't list the invisibility entry the same. This is an important...

I don't know if an imp familiar would be any more overpowered for a paladin then anyone else. A paladin can have an imp by multiclassing into warlock if they wanted. The two classes have a solid amount of synergy.

Targeting for spells requires a clear path to the target. It's just how magic works. A target with a sheet between it and the caster no longer meets the clear path requirement. The sheet isn't protecting the target because of how strong of a barrier it it. it's protecting the target because the...

The imp familiar has a couple other severely overpowered uses. The imp can carry up to 60lbs, and anything the imp carries turns invisible. The invisibility lasts until the imp attacks or loses concentration on the invisibility. Several small races weigh under 60lbs. Using a halfling as my...

Booming Blade won't work with dual wielding attacks ( you mentioned this earlier as a possible option ) because the bonus action attack comes with the attack action. Booming Blade requires you to cast a spell that lets you make a melee attack. I am a big fan of resilient con, doubly so if you...

Magic and so the spell can have more applications then I turn an enemy into a mouse are the the answers.

This makes perfect sense to me. People who have an issue with using passive perception will probably not like the idea, but if your passive perception is higher then the perception dc needed for a perception check I don't see why you wouldn't gleam the information the perception check provides...

Druid turns into a mosquito. Mosquito/druid flies into area with hostages. Mosquito/druid casts Animal Shapes and turns all the hostages into mosquitoes. Mosquitoes fly away. Hooray! There's not enough details for me to know if this would not work, but if the hostages are near each other it...

I'm not sure it's proper to just give NPC's magic items to counter PC abilities just because it would be convenient for them to have it. Is the game the type that has magic shops around for people to just go get magic items? It would make more sense to me for them to hire/recruit a wizard who...

You made the right call if that is how the npc would normally go about meeting person C, which it sounds like it is from your description. It's not meant to be a literal following of the suggestion, otherwise they wouldn't open a door if there was one along the way because the suggestion was not...

Lanliss "Fett", slowly digested for 1000 years inside the belly of the sarlacc, whoops, I mean froghemoth.

The first time I read it I kept thinking Wal-Mart. I have no idea why.

I would not allow it for manacles alone. Manacles attached to the wall would be left behind because they couldn't travel with you. I think we all agree clothing and gear are intended to go with the caster, and there isn't a reason manacles wouldn't go then. They are an item you are wearing, just...

As already mentioned, it's assumed that your character is learning things as they go. It's usually not a matter of waking up one day and suddenly possessing a new feat.

Yes, you still took damage, it just came off the temporary hit points first. They aren't a force field or anything like that. For something much closer to what you are seeking you would want the abjurer ward from the Abjuration tradition in the Wizard class. That ward takes the damage for you...

You can carry multiples. Though honestly I think most DMs only ask if you have one, and don't worry about the math behind it. And for non arid climates I think the game assumes you refill waterskins at water sources during your travels.

I'm a bit surprised by all the halfling disdain. I understand why races that are monstrous and or evil or generally mistaken for evil would be disallowed since they can be troublesome in a world that had realistic reactions to them. At the same time that can be part of the challenge of playing...

I'm "guilty" of this quite often. Sometimes I throw a 10 in there, but usually an 8. The 8-9 range of intelligence isn't incredibly bad, it's just below average. Also, each score represents a multitude of things. In the case of Int, it's reasoning, mental acuity, and recalling information. A...