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This is how I run it as well.

I don't think that he's arguing that the spell ends, rather that you don't get the full benefit of the temp HP from more than one source.

So, then, the outstanding bills are now WotC fees for this action. There was another action about the trademarks, but that was settled with a payout. Maybe the Lake Geneva house will just get signed over, and people in Seattle will wonder what to do with it.

That is a great term that I will need to remember.

Are the instructions for the kit on the Bat in the Attic site? Oh, it's a set of assets. Derp. Nvm

True. We seldom paid any attention to that, since then I had to determine what plants had berries in what season. Which was interesting when I was 15, less so now. Particularly when the players said "okay, this is too useful a spell. We build a greenhouse!" I mean, I like simulation. I read...

Let's see if I remember correctly... Originally, goodberry was a 2nd level spell that created 2d4 berries. each berry healed 1 hp and was a meal. Now, it's a 1st level spell and you get 10 berries, and is sustenance for a day. Wow, they boosted cure wounds... Create food and water is 3rd level...

Do I remember correctly that there was a bootlegging charge floating around somewhere?

I use Charisma for Contacts, people that have the inside line on something and willing to do you a solid once in a while. Also covers the "there's friends, and then there's friends with shovels" concept. It also gives means for hench should players want to go that route. A bit more...

Okay, political marriage between the Queen's daughter (party patron) and opposing King's son. Builds an alliance and allows the interesting and semi-secret cargo that the Queen wants to pass by the King's city without issue. Assuming that the children are raised to power and had the expectation...

Wasn't there some connection between Space: 1999 and UFO? One is the future of the other, or something?

Indeed. There were the ur-Adan. When the Eldritch Night fell, many different peoples found protect from the powers. Each power became the Patron to one of the different ancestries. They were all adopted by a Patron, changed by the Eldritch Night, or consumed by them. There are the Sorn. Tall...

That's how it is for me, too. In a city, travelling, on a ship? 0-2, depending on where they are in the arc. In a dungeon, perilous wood, traversing the Great Glacier and exploring the Lost City? 4-9.

The dvergar (dwarves) in my campaign can consume nearly anything organic, save wood or bone. Like many others it seems, they have fungi, insects, moss, and other cave flora and fauna as staples. Sheep and goats fill fiber, meat, and beast of burden needs. My dvergar also breed badgers like we...

You say that like that's an inducement of some sort. ;)

Wow, that many? I'm surprised. Who did he kill? Was that Aleena or Morgan?

Meant to ask earlier, is there a Yellow Leather? "Red Leather Yellow Leather" repeated is an exercise to limber vocal muscles before going on stage. That came to me with "Red's Leather".

If you want you could have some more details - Former Apprentice: Connections, More obligations and fewer advantages. Basic skills at the trade, left because of a cruel master? Forced to apprentice? Why was risking your life adventuring better than learning an exclusive trade? The debt will...

From my experience, it is just as easy to live without a vehicle in the city of Portland as it is in Boston. There is plentiful mass transit options in both. That said, the area that is served by the two services is larger and able to handle a greater number of people in Boston than Portland...

Ah, you've fallen for the classic trap! That's really just a variant spelling of Kona, you see. (move along, move along.)