Search results

HOw COME I can’T LIkE tHIS MORe thanONCE!!??!

The stat block is also up at Ars Technica: Here’s what a $300 set of official, sapphire-loaded D&D dice looks like

Dwarf 20 Elf 17-2=15 Gnome 9+1=10 Half-elf 15 Half-Orc 1 Halfling 16 Human 19

Dwarf 24 Elf 24 Gnome 16+1=17 Half-elf 22-2=20 Half-Orc 10 Halfling 18 Human 21

Drow 6-2=4 Dwarf 22 Eladrin 11 Elf 22 Gnome 21+1=22 Half-elf 23 Half-orc 20 Halfling 18 Human 20 Tiefling 13

Dragonborn 7-2=5 Drow 12 Dwarf 22 Eladrin 12 Elf 20 Gnome 22+1=23 Half-elf 21 Half-orc 18 Halfling 21 Human 22 Tiefling 15

Online encounter generators like KFC don’t actually follow the CR system. They don’t ignore additional monsters significantly below the average CR when determining the effective CR multiplier. This artificially inflates the deadliness of the encounter, making it seem more difficult than it...

Answered 1 but really between 1 and 3. I find it works best as a guideline. It also works better with 6-8 medium to hard encounters a day. If you use it to prepare 1-2 deadly encounters a day, it becomes much less useful. If you want to have a single big battle against a boss monster, it’s best...

I agree. The psychic spells and feats are both really good for eldritch knights and arcane tricksters.

Couatl 15+1=16 Ki-rin 12 Solar 8-2=6

Couatl 18 + 1 = 19 Ki-rin 18 Pegasus 16 Solar 14 - 2 = 12

Couatl 20+1=21 Ki-rin 20 Pegasus 20 Planetar 12-2=10 Solar 19

Awful

Couatl 23+1=24 Deva 12 Ki-rin 20 Pegasus 18 Planetar 21 Solar 22 Unicorn 2-2=0

Couatl 21+1=22 Deva 18 Empyrean 15-2=13 Ki-rin 21 Pegasus 18 Planetar 20 Solar 21 Unicorn 14

VICTORY!

Black Dragon 10 + 1 = 11 Blue Dragon 10 Gold Dragon 4 - 2 = 2 Green Dragon 8 Silver Dragon 8

Black Dragon 10 + 1 = 11 Blue Dragon 14 Gold Dragon 10 Green Dragon 12 Red Dragon 11 - 2 = 9 Silver Dragon 15

Black Dragon 19 + 1 = 20 Blue Dragon 17 Gold Dragon 17 Green Dragon 20 Red Dragon 16 - 2 = 14 Silver Dragon 20