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Neither - The creature you touch is no longer charmed, frightened, or possessed by such creatures - No roll required.

There's only one rule for mounting creatures which is the perspective i was giving, which is different than a DM making a ruling of his own.

You still touch it automatically though, which is the point. Otherwise it makes no saving throw.

Rules as written a willing creature that is at least one size larger than you and that has an appropriate anatomy can serve as a mount. DM can always rule otherwise though i was just giving RAW angle.

I was thinking to place the Keep on the Borderland in the Sheldomar Valley, at the limit of the Principality of Ulek and have the Cave of Chaos in Drachensgrab mountain in the Pomarj, where orcs, goblinoids and other monsters can be found in mass.

If y'all had fun during this encounter kudos! From rules perspective i think of the following element; Mounting a creature must be willing. I assume it otherwise moves within it's space to prevent it which in such case would have the Cleric fall through its space. Spell effect that touch as...

I find Banneret underwhelming It's not something i'd play.

The new SRD 5.2.1 has a conversion guide from SRD 5.1 to SRD 5.2.1 for creators looking to update their materials SRD v5.2.1 - System Reference Document - D&D Beyond It contains the following text confirming that you're intended to be able to equip and unequip on each attack of the Attack action;

In retrospective, in nearly 40 years of gaming i've never been in a single campaign going Level 1-20.

Nearly 90% of campaigns i run or play starts and end in Tier 1-2 for various reasons. The vast majority of the remaining 10% only get to Tier 3 and perhaps 2% reach Tier 4.

Ash Creep Cluster, Ash Yam, Ashen Grass Pod, Bleeding Crown, Blisterwort, Blue Mountain Flower, Burnt Spriggan Wood, Cabbage, Canis Root, Carrot, Creep Cluster, Crimson Nirnroot, Deathbell, Dragon's Tongue, Elves Ear, Emperor Parasol Moss , Fly Amanita, Frost Mirriam, Garlic, Giant Lichen...

For vanilla you could go with something like this provided the DM approves: Name Skyrim McElderscroll Species Human Level 3 AC 16 HP 31 STR 12 DEX 16 CON 16 INT 10 WIS 13 CHA 08 Class Fighter Subclass Champion Background Criminal (Horse Thief) Weapon Mastery Longbow, Shortsword, Scimitar Feat...

To me drawing and equipping are synonymous, so is unequiping or stowing. One indication of this is the Throw property referring to drawing, which i don't think you also have to equip it before throwing it, otherwise that would mean you can't do so as Bonus Action.

Quick Draw is not superflous, it allows you to equip two weapons before attacking with the Attack Action and the Bonus Action's extra attack of Dual Wielder feat or unequip two wielded weapons after an attack instead of only 1 for exemple. It also let you to equip or unequip 2 weapons where...

I read it differently; you can either equip or unequip one weapon when you make an attack as part of this action. So; Attack Action #1 attack: you can either equip or unequip one weapon Attack Action #2 attack: you can either equip or unequip one weapon If equip/unequip was intended to be...

This tie-in product offer interesting potential. It's advertised as a boardgame with 4 adventures so i don't know how 5E friendly this will be.

Correct because they don't have the Crossbow Expert feat they would indeed need a free hand to load an ammunition. It's even the reason why the second example needs the character to unequip the first Hand Crossbow.

It is RAW now as a Crossbow Expert you can load a piece of ammunition into it even if you lack a free hand.

It specifically say it in the 2024 Crossbow Expert feat.

It packs a lot of goodies for the pricetag, clearly a different way than we're used to for Starter Set, usually coming at lower price range. Its more of a Starter Box Set feel :)