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Just as a follow up. The Nilbog was originally from a White Dwarf magazine April Fool's Fiend Factory article, before it ended up in the Fiend Folio.

Yeah but its makes you do the opposite of what you want. So you WANT to heal it, but you do the opposite, which is hurt it. So I guess you should WANT to hurt it but then you will want to heal it? But how would you know that you need to heal it anyway? My brain hurts! PUNCH DM IN THROAT!!!!

Yes but its a paradox because when you try to use healing magic.....

In 1st Edition you punch the DM in the throat for using the Nilbog in the first place. In 5e, you just gang up on it

Have you looked at the Injuries table in the DMG? Only thing I dont like is how easy the stuff is fixed

Not sure if this has been posted: Fifth Edition Character Sheet By Walter Kammerer https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/fifth-edition-character-sheet/id967650851?mt=8

From Waterdeep to Shadowdale is about 1600 as the crow flies (yes I know you asked about Suzail, but the math above for around 1k looks good based on the Shadowdale journey), and there are some places between Waterdeep and Suzail I would NOT want to fly over. :)

This has never happened to us while playing 1e,2e,3.0,3.5,3.PF, or 5e. If it does, I will be sure to post about it.

With the name level rules for followers that usually took care of some gold, or needing to have certain spells cast from high level clerics/magic-users, and even starting to get into magic item creation.

It being a 'feature' is debatable and so I wont clutter up this thread after this since I don't like arguing subjectivity. Its extra dice rolling that we don't need and we are not used to playing like this. So we will stick with the tried and true we have used since at least 1993. Not sure what...

If Flamestrike is correct about the hide/invisibility thing, then I think we will keep running Mirror Image, Invisibility, and stealthy stuff the way we have since 1e. I don't like pc/monsters being able to just follow (without some ability like tremor sense) invisible pcs/monsters and the folks...

What is the Dex save doing? I will tell you! Its sitting their waiting to screw you over!!!! Trust me, I know

Mearls would say that to your face, but he would secretly loath you the rest of the day.

You probably don't care but the Potion of Invulnerability from AD&D 1e made you immune to melee damage from anything with 4HD or less. Great in a bar fight!

I would just give them the blinded condition for that round, but that's pretty much how I would handle any situation like that, including medusa.

That's one of the things that makes 1e awesome for me, is all the stuff that makes each table playing it unique.

I checked out the Magus, and now I remember the class. I never saw it used in PF but I remember when it came out. You should convert it to 5e for me and post it so we can play test it. :)

I have a radical idea, how about a fighter/wizard who divides XP equally between both classes! As we say in the IT DBA world, what could go wrong..

I think bladesinger is a great option for normal wizards who sit in the back and fling spells. If an enemy does close into melee with you then just start bladesinging.

Yes we have always used that rule