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Better Than Alston

I'm exclusively a player, but back in the early 80s read the 1E DMG, cover to cover, multiple times. I bought and read the 2E DMG, but never played that system. I missed 3E and 4E entirely, but I've read a couple chapters of the 3E DMG. I read the 5E DMG cover to cover when it came out...

I got "Sword Coast Adventurers Guide" and "Out of the Abyss" as presents from my parents. I also got an Amazon gift card, which I used to buy the Essentials Kit and a d100. They should arrive tomorrow.

I played a Life Cleric a couple of years ago, with a group that unfortunately folded after just a few sessions. I don't think I'd played a Cleric before -- definitely not in 5E -- and I didn't mind the idea of being a little bit of a healbot. I went with 16 WIS (obviously), 14 CON (for the...

A magic whip that could entangle an opponent (like a Rope of Entanglement) could be fun. Unless they already do that in 5E -- I've never used a whip in this edition. Or maybe the whip gives the wielder a chance to disarm his opponent on a hit (or snatch away a similar item held in the hand).

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I'm away from home, and don't have access to my books, so apologies if this is covered elsewhere: I don't see any statement that the creature trapped in the cage can't see outside it, making spell attacks on targets outside the cage (Fireball, etc.)

I don't have any experience with high-level play in 5e, but I noticed a few things reading through the books: - Some of the character's buffs (like Greater Invisibility and Pass Without Trace) require Concentration. That means, they can't all be active at the same time. To use one, you have to...