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I guess if a player wanted to abuse Cantrips by spamming them constantly out-of-combat for some reason, I would probably just rule that after 10 minutes or so he needs to start making Constitution saves each round against an incrementing DC. If you fail the save you "burn-out" your Cantrips...

I'd be surprised if there wasn't a feat that let you add, say, half your proficiency bonus to a save of your choice.

I like that thieves get the ability to parkour(Second-story Work). It makes a lot of sense for their archetype and should encourage more creative movement on the battlefield.

TWF Rangers should be interesting too, I'm sure they'll be able to dual-wield scimitars and the like.

I'd bet money that there will be a fighter or rogue subclass in the PHB that will allow it.

Maybe it's part of a different Rogue subclass now? Or a feat?

A zone is not terrain, however.

There are numerous spells which create zones with damaging or hindering effects. Many of them state something to the effect of "If a creature enters the zone OR starts their turn inside of it, they take xdx+x damage." What is the correct interpretation of "entering the zone?" Is it strictly...

So their reason for cutting off .pdfs was the 10:1 ratio? Well now the ratio is infinite. Good job WotC.

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Pretty stupid decision. If the person making this decision is also responsible for the DDI they should have been fired a long time ago. Hopefully they'll lose their job soon.

Honestly I stopped following OotS a while ago. Maybe I'm the only one who feels this way but I think Burlew is a lot better at making jokes than telling a serious story. Maybe it has something to do with stick-figure art.

It doesn't really make much sense if you take it literally. I tend to think that when someone is hit by "sleep," they're actually just stumbling around drowsily. Otherwise you really could just kill them immediately. If someone is sleeping, you coup de grace them, and they don't die, they...

Ever read Jurassic Park?

Because someone is wrong on the internet.

Well, naturally. You have to use something to test the catapults, after all.

The only thing I've gleaned from this thread is that people would much rather talk about Dragonborn breasts than naked Orc pits.

I don't remember a lot of classic fantasy stories where a group of adventurers cast invisibility on themselves, flew into the air, and pelted their hapless enemies with arrows and fireballs.

If you do not take expertise you are choosing to be less effective than other party members.

I like the concept. He breaks the typical striker mold, which I think is a good thing, assuming he can still function in his role, just in a very different way. I'll be interested in how he works out as a member of a party.