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Upgrade is just the difference in the costs. As for time... if "immediately" is too fast for you maybe use the week that it takes to make a "new" stronghold your home ("Multiple Strongholds" sidebar AG p. 362) That shouldn't be too long but still enough time to have some sort of realistic...

Reminds me of the line from "Still alive": "We do what we must because we can"

Strange... I am getting Deja Vu regarding old school wizards ;) If the player is "allergic" to having to get a maneuver just a level before they would get a better one... there's always multiclassing into fighter for a level or two (which might grant you higher maneuver grades even faster)...

That's what I get when I don't check all the sources and just refer to the sources quoted here ;)

It usually doesn't affect elves because they usually don't sleep (but go into a trance) or dream (while in a trance). If you catch an elf sleeping (and/or dreaming) the dream spell would probably affect them as well. You might need to hit them with an appropriate sleep spell first ;) The sleep...

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Just because they don't need to sleep doesn't necessarily mean that they can't sleep. Most of the time they probably won't do (and you probably can't reach their dreams then)

When checking which undead our necromancer could use we came up with this problem, too... https://www.enworld.org/threads/help-me-make-a-necromancer-archetype.692981/post-9057199 It seems that the "(rounded down)" portion is too much. This way a level 3 wizard could have a minion of a CR of...

Since the Shadowspinners seemed to have been moved from DDG to this I'm interested in page 69

Wielder strikes me as a martial class (hence the maneuvers) who get a bit of magic from their "pseudo patron" the magic item. If they could cast cantrips they might get the idea that they don't really need the item.

Yes I do but there are still many classes who haven't reviewed that much love as others.

The first instance of Mass Combat is at adventure 4 (which is the end of the first "arc") so it would be a while, but if you want some comments before that I'm game.

Regarding Mass combat... I'm confident this book will be out to I need it for my (not yet started) War of the Burning Sky campaign.

How about setting "recoverable" Supply (like using Supply to help open a crate with a crowbar) to the side as a "Recover Supply pool". At a long (or short?) rest the character looks through the "used" Supply and sees how well they have fared and then rolls a number of d6 of the set aside pool...

I'm not sure I like the whole "you can never carry more than STR Supply (even if you use encumbrance)" combined with the "equipment costs gp/5 Supply". If you need one pricey item (which you can't buy with gold since "you do not use the gold value of mundane gear any more") you suddenly have...

Exactly, there are some rules in A5E that I don't like (and intend to ignore in my games) but for some specific games (or situations) it might be useful to have those rules that someone took the time to develop.

Tools should also be kept out of Supply. Otherwise you could go from super cheap (for not that heavy but costly ones) to costly (for heavy ones that you completely use up with use). Maybe allow Supply to "recharge" some kits with a limited number of uses.

While I'm not planning to run MoH in the near future (starting an A5E WotBS "soon") I wouldn't mind having the Dungeon Alchemist maps somewhere ready if I should run it.

Just downloaded 1.3 and they opened easily in Sumatra PDF but the bookmarks are not there.