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A more interesting conundrum is the Command spell, which can require the victim to use their movement and action (Flee), BUT also has "The spell has no effect if the target is undead, if it doesn't understand your language, or if your command is directly harmful to it." Is letting someone take...

Would letting the sword hit all targets (same attack roll) within 5 feet of it overpower the spell?

Agree. IIRC there used to be a big bonus for hitting fools who tried to flee a melee.

Have they said there would even be prices on magic items beyond the basic stuff like the weak potions?

It's pretty simple for the 5E giants. You triple the damage dice for thier weapons since they are all huge. True Giants are back at their 2E AD&D sizes and hitting like... well, giants.

I love Final Fantasy 1 & 2 (#4 in japan) so a sprinkling of tech is just fine in my book as long as it doesn't arbitrarily negate some classes while overpowering others like the 2E screw up "Tale of the Comet". See how the image looks like the wizard is Soloing against the plane while the...

Care to elaborate for someone with little info on that subject?

Forking the OA issue...

Forked from here... Can a character tell when they are in danger of drawing an Opportunity Attack, notably in regards to Sentinel & Polearm Master? Since this edition is more rulings than rules I'm wondering how folks are handling the feats and possibly other abilities that grant AO's beyond...

So this begs the question whether foes can tell they will draw an OA from engaging opponents with Polearm Master or attacking others when near a character with Sentinel?

What are the neighbors doing that is disturbing the peace?

2 short rests per day is not bad, that is still 3 alotments of spells. The 8 hours apart is a bit much though.

Very true, especially that a lot of folks seem to be reading in the precedence from all previous editions that the applied poison on a weapon is only good for a single hit. Such a rule is not included in this edition's text* but since it stuck around for so many years, it can be hard to mentally...

It would be fine as long as there were not any ways to force foes to provoke Opportunity Attacks. But this just makes Command:Flee that much stronger depending on how the DM interprets the "directly harmful" clause.

Some nose designs are best avoided unless one is specifically alluding to Jimmy Durante ( ha-chachacha ) like the early imps were. 1E MM 2E MC Now those 1E MM hobgoblins.... those kinda remind me of the wartime cartoons they don't show anymore. It was 'kinda' amusing they decided to...

3.5 had that exception specified in the closed content DMG. I'm guessing that was why the Pathfinder devs did not just copy and paste that into their ruleset. SKR eventually addressed the issue over a year later.