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My mistake, I thought this was a different game.

Unfortunately this is the wrong forum. You must of been looking for the General RPG Discussion forum. I believed it was moved, and now D&D 5e is at the top.

I feel a Gnome can do Clockwork without the other appropriate proficiencies/tool sets. For example, if a character wanted to make Clockwork creature, they would need proficiency in Tinker's Tools, and Smith's Tools. Smith Tools to make the metal pieces they need, and Tinker Tools to make the...

I would rather adventure with a CN party member, because then they can be Charlie Kelly from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.

Early Access seems to be a new way to fund projects. Before, it used to be pre-orders. But now, with early access, they have you pay to do the beta testing for them, instead of paying actual testers themselves. This cuts costs for the company, as they don't have to pay anyone, and it gives...

It's a good thing I have Expertise in the Deception skill :D

Luckily we have no Paladin. And it is heavy roleplay. I mean you can always Assassinate before combat, right? Which is what my character does, whether it's a surprise or not. An example would be a bar maid wiping counters clean. And for sake of the argument, she is a bad person who has done...

The game started at character level 3, and my AC is 12, not much higher. But, I have survived the fights to make it through 3 games. Assassinate works when a target is surprised. A surprise round doesn't allow them to act in their initiative order, so basically, the initiative order would...

By the way, the character is level 3, and is 3 sessions deep. I chose Assassin for the Assassinate feature. Initiative is only important if there is combat, assassinating somebody might be something to do to avoid combat. For example, a captain of the guard is walking around, talking, I'm...

I get an alternate identity as a background feature. It comes with the paperwork and connections which make it seem real.

Let's go for both. The one for vs Magic. And the other one for vs Spells.

This must of been what I saw. The optional Familiar rules, certain Familiars grant Advantage on Saving Throws vs Magic. That and the Abjuration Wizard getting it as a feature at 14th level. No wonder those two things popped into my brain! Thanks, everyone!

For some reason I thought Wizards got it at later levels, or that having a Familiar out in a certain radius granted this. But looking it up that wasn't the case. Unless, this is a case of the Mandela Effect! *DUN DUN DUN-UN-UN-UN!*

I don't remember where I saw it, but if I recall correctly, something grants Advantage to Saving Throws vs Magic. I can't remember if it was a class feature, race feature, feat, or what. Is anyone able to refresh my memory?

That is tempting, though I should of mentioned (I forgot), that he is a bit weary, and I would go as far to say, hates magic.

The character himself is 5'9", and weighs 255lbs. He is a short, stocky fellow, who is a mix of fat and muscle. He has a lot of strength packed into his size, think of a bulldozer. He is an assassin that depends on his alternate identities to get close to targets and assassinate them. I...

I have a character who is a Variant Human Assassin, and I want to know what you think are the best feats for it? I am a Strength based Rogue, with Expertise in Athletics. I have a Charlatan background, which gives me a believable False Identity. Stats are: Str - 17 Dex - 10 Con - 12 Int - 9...

My experience with it? I bought the books, I read through them, and I hope to play a game with those rules one day.

Elves changing gender in the WotC lore? But did anyone care when the dinosaurs were changing gender in Jurassic Park?

Is that the same guy that makes the Kraken d20?