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But, what if you want armor to lose because that is the point? The point being to hit more often (or getting hit).

A Mountain Dwarf Favored Soul Sorcerer which uses Medium Armor and Wields a large Weapon. Their Str will become 20 and their Con will become 15. Then, for more HP power they can choose Tough for their level 4 Feat! Being a Favored Soul Sorcerer will give them access to BOTH Sorcerer and Cleric...

Isn't there a hard DC cap of 30 or 35? Or am I mistaken? What is the highest Armor Class without breaking too many rules? Full Plate +3 with Shield +3 with the Defense Fighting Style? 21 + 5 + 1? So that would equal 27. I am sure there are feats; spells; skills that can bring it higher, or...

I am curious, what do you all think would balance Expertise on Attack Rolls? Have it only be for the first attack in a round? Have it be a Short Rest Power? Have it be a Long Rest Power? Have it only be usable for a certain weapon type (similar to Specialization in previous editions)? It cannot...

Merge a Rust Monster and a Dragon. Rust breath, anyone? Merge a Troll and a Lich.

It depends on whose mythology you want to go with, or maybe a combination of them.

You should stat up all of the arch angels sometime!

I can do either or, though my favorite is Sandbox. I've had a situation where players went to an area where a creature was too high of a level and just fled. It gave them a goal to go back in a few levels and attempt it again. And, in the same world players would hear stories or rumors of...

I have my own way of doing Martial Arts in D&D, but, have you tried incorporating it as a Sub-Class? Like for example a Sub-Class for each type of Martial Art you want to emulate?

I don't recall 5e's crafting rules, but, it depends on the overall game system. If it is a casual system, maybe a casual approach to crafting, "gold + time." If it is a more in-depth system, "items + time."

Easy, don't play with them. Don't invite them to future games. If everyone else is having fun, and you have tried to make it so this player can have fun, even talking to them about what would make it fun for them, tried those things, and none of it works for you or the group, just drop them.

I'm taking a Short Rest right now! :ROFLMAO:

First, let me start by saying, "Yes, I know what they are mechanically." But, what does it mean in-game terms? For me, I see it this way (we will use real world time to make the explanation easier and more universal), we will say for the sake of argument, the average adventuring day is 12-16...

The Orcs when I generally run them have their own civilizations. They look like the Uruk-hai of the LotR films (my goblins look like the Orcs of Moria). Orcs range, just like humans. A lot of their territories are tribal, but, they do have some that aren't. A lot of Orcs the players encounter...

Use any iteration of Dungeons & Dragons -- with that in mind, name your favorite 4 person party composition. For me it would have to be: Human Bard Half-Orc Barbarian; Human Paladin Any Rogue Human Sorcerer

No, I wouldn't want to run around with barely any hit points just to deal 2d8 + X damage, assuming it is a longsword. Or heck, even 4d6 if it is a greatsword.

Which edition(s) of Dungeons & Dragons did you like. Starting with 1st and going forward, and include any spin-offs if you wish, but please list and explain them. Fell free to choose as many answers that apply to you!

What about creatures such as dragons, beholders, umber hulks, Tarrasque, etc?

Terribly sorry I have not gotten back to you, I have been real busy and only check this site once-in-a-while.

Okay, so SRD 5.1 is just a patched version of the usual SRD. For some reason I thought it may of been a fan thing with some customs snuck in. Glad you all cleared that up, thanks!