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Just a note, if halfings are stronger pound for pound then humans, and given their fists have a smaller surface area, halflings would actually do more damage with their fists then humans. How does a halfling kill an ogre? Maybe it snaps a kick to it's chest, and collapses it's lung. Maybe it...

If you're playing in an zombiepocalypse game then I can see radiant being too good.

I don't have any problem with DMs banning anachronistic references. So not allowing marshmallow is actually okay with me. Put if the character (rather then the player) could name it that then DMs need to butt out.

Wordle - 4th Edition DMG Wordle - 4th Edition MM No 3rd edition sadly.

If you're giving the guy with 7 a shot then the guy with 14 is going to find it trivial even before you throw in ability modifiers.

How fun is playing the fighter in this world? Or the monk, or the ranger, or the barbarian? 3e forces murderers to have magical sophistication and to plan things out, how is that not constraining? Truthfully, detaching alignment from anything mechanical was probably the biggest single...

Three physical skills (Acrobatics, Athletics, Endurance) Six knowledge skills (Arcana, Dungeoneering, History, Nature, Religion, Streetwise) Four interaction skills (Bluff, Diplomacy, Insight, Intimidate) Two sneaky skills (Stealth, Thievery) I count 15 skills which are useful out of combat...

So, I went through the MM up till Dryad and looked at monster ACs to see how they compared. This is AC-Level for results, DM recommendation is in parentheses nest to the name Brute: (12) 10: 1 result 11: 1 result 12: 10 results 13: 1 result Artillery: (12) 12: 2 results 13: 5 results 14: 4...

Orc Raider is a level 3 skirmisher and Guard Drake is a level 2 brute.

A perusal of the Monster Manual doesn't seem to bear this contention out, do you have specific examples?

Monsters have a narrower range of options then players which may tilt the balance one way or another. But they should be reasonably balanced.

The d8 is clearly aesthetically superior to the others.

Good: Heroic Sacrifice - Television Tropes & Idioms Bad: Stupid Sacrifice - Television Tropes & Idioms

Same here.

Their souls will be put in gems, they will be trapped in said gems, no going to the afterlife at all.

If they're soulbound, they won't be making it up to the afterlife.

There's room in a D&D campaign for debates to be settled without violence every time.

Instead of just having the fortress appear, I was thinking something like this. The PCs sneaking about stumble on the plan to invade the valley. Oh noes! They fight a super soldier, it should either totally kick their ass or it should be very, very hard to kill. The PCs find the edge of a...

My guess, Ki Striker (obv) Closed Fist Style: Straight up damage, strength as primary attribute. Open Fist Style: More pushing, pulling, sliding, status conditions and ongoing damage, wisdom as primary attribute.

The her the Imp is referring to is the dragon.