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Correction - restoring @Tazawa's votes Black Dragon 22 (up) Blue Dragon 22 Brass Dragon 19 Bronze Dragon 4 Copper Dragon 20 Gold Dragon 21 Green Dragon 21 Red Dragon 12 (down) Shadow Dragon 21 Silver Dragon 22 White Dragon 8

First, there is no blanket restriction on casting more than one spell per turn. The rule that you are (apparently) thinking of is that if you cast a spell as a bonus action, then any other spell that you cast must be a cantrip with a casting time of 1 action. So the restriction only comes into...

Black Dragon 24 - 2 = 22 Blue Dragon 23 Brass Dragon 23 Bronze Dragon 12 + 1 = 13 Copper Dragon 19 Dragon Turtle 1 Faerie Dragon 1 Gold Dragon 19 Green Dragon 20 Red Dragon 18 Shadow Dragon 18 Silver Dragon 23 White Dragon 17

Faerie Dragon lost an upvote a ways back... Rez incoming. Black Dragon 24 Blue Dragon 23 Brass Dragon 23 Bronze Dragon 12 Copper Dragon 19 Dragon Turtle 1 Faerie Dragon 1 Gold Dragon 19 Green Dragon 20 Red Dragon 18 Shadow Dragon 18 Silver Dragon 23 White Dragon 17

So pretending for the moment that we don't know about that tweet that I just posted, because there's no point in wasting a good argument ;) ... So it seems to me the main point of disagreement here is not the reading of Booming Blade, but rather the reading of Twinned Spell. In addition to...

Oh, look what I found.

I'm not sure repeating this will have any additional effect, but (beyond it being able to be Twinned) the details of the spell just don't matter. Using Twinned Spell is just the same as casting the spell twice, so all the procedures and effects of the spell occur twice.

Yes. Normally, yes. But Twinned Spell changes how spells work, or at least that is one way to read it. The description of Twinned Spell says that you get to "target a second creature in range with the same spell." In my previous post, I asserted that the way to read this is that Twinned...

I don't think it would be an overly technical reading, it would just be a failure to apply Twinning consistently. All single-target spells use the "a creature" or "one creature" language. To me it seems the intent of Twinned Spell is accurately reflected by replacing those phrases by "two...

Black Dragon 24 Blue Dragon 22 Brass Dragon 22 Bronze Dragon 16 Copper Dragon 21 Dragon Turtle 12 Faerie Dragon 16 Gold Dragon 21 Green Dragon 17 Pseudodragon 4 + 1 = 5 Red Dragon 16 Shadow Dragon 19 Silver Dragon 21 Steel Dragon 12 - 2 = 10 White Dragon 18

I don't think it invalidates your point (and in addition it's nit-picky), but by usual definitions I don't think circumference enters into the relationship between rotation period and rotation speed - period (time per rotation) and speed (rotations per unit time) are just inverses of each other...

/releasing the kraken /untethering the tarrasque Anyway, I am so glad that you have identified this looming crisis. I will immediately add to my to-do list assigning someone to call a meeting to form a committee to study the problem further.

Apparently, I am in a narrative mood, but if you're short on time or attention - Actually, it's complicated. Having played only the true editions, 1* and 5*, skipping the apocryphal 2, 3, and 4, I had never heard of a Steel Dragon. Since there is no entry for 'Steel Dragon' on DnD Beyond...

Black Dragon 21 Blue Dragon 22 Brass Dragon 20 Bronze Dragon 17 + 1 = 18 Copper Dragon 21 Dragon Turtle 20 Faerie Dragon 20 Gold Dragon 20 Green Dragon 17 Pseudodragon 16 Red Dragon 22 Shadow Dragon 21 Silver Dragon 21 Steel Dragon 16 - 2 = 14 White Dragon 20

Although Faerie Dragons and Pseudodragons are really bad at being dragons, they have a cute factor* going for them that I fear is going to make them hard to get rid of. * Which I, myself, am susceptible to.

Black Dragon 21 Blue Dragon 20 Brass Dragon 20 Bronze Dragon 16 + 1 = 17 deserves to stay around a bit longer Copper Dragon 20 Dragon Turtle 21 Drake 12 Faerie Dragon 21 Gold Dragon 19 Green Dragon 19 Pseudodragon 23 Red Dragon 20 - corrected Shadow Dragon 21 Silver Dragon 20 Steel Dragon 20 -...

... Were you just trying to highlight the irony of naming a creature 'pseudodragon' and then classifying it as a dragon?

So I don't mean to deny your experience, but one factor that you haven't described is what the other characters in the groups were doing. As I noted earlier, with either system where you end up in the order is affected as much by the choices of the other participants as by your choices. So if...

Bardiche 4 Glaive 9 Halberd 10 + 1 = 11 Lochaber Axed 2 - 2 = 0

Bardiche 10 Glaive 10 Halberd 13 + 1 = 14 Lochaber Axe 11 - 2 = 9