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All Ranged weapons are Range weapons. Not all Melee Weapons are Range weapons. Sneak Attack can only be used with Finesse or Ranged weapons wether they're Range weapon or not.

The quoted rule below doesn't mean that any weapon used to attack at a greater distance is a Ranged weapon or any weapon used to attack a target within 5 feet is a Melee weapon. It instead explain what weapon classified in this category is used for.

It's probably not the same IT guy that did the Archery feat because this one didn't get hyperlink shortcut to the wrong element. ;) Nor is the entry on Making an Attack when mentioning ''firing a Ranged weapon.''

This is a hyperlink shortcut error from DDB. The printed rules are clear to me Sneak Attack can be used with a Ranged weapon and not Range weapon. Probably the programmer doesn't master the game (enought) to know that Ranged Category vs Range Property are two distinct elements.

The reference to enemies and foes in Opportunity Attack rules to me clearly indicate which creature triggers them.

Since i generally use a published campaing settings for the groundwork of my campaigns, most compaigns i've run in past decades have been humano-centric, wether it was GREYHAWK, FORGOTTEN REALMS, EBERRON, the Nentir Vale, AL-QUADIM, DRAGONLANCE and even in the 80-90's DARKSUN and MYSTARA to my...

Welcome back GREYHAWK, i missed you! ♥ I'm happy to see the return of GREYHAWK, especially as a complete setting in the DMG if they were to introduce a setting in it, i prefer it over new one. Nice gift for D&D 50th anniversary! It should make it discovered or rediscovered by many lasped or...

I really like the GREYHAWK map Mike you homerunned it! The change to Blackmoor certainly had ramifications but i would preferred to keep it around personally.

At my table magical darkness blocks Darkvision and nonmagical light. If i design an encounter or area containing magical darkness as opposed to mundane one, it won't be so they're effectively similar. If i run a published adventure and magical darkness is encountered somewhere, i'd rule the...

In most campaigns i run average 3 combats per encounter day, some days it's more or less but i would say it's a good approximation. In any given day may be other exploration or social encounters as well but i exclude anything not combat.

Blindness/Deafness is listed as Necromancy in D&D Beyond and as Transmutation in the Player's Handbook. (The spell table in the Cleric & Wizard class on D&D Beyond list it as Transmutation) I don't know yet if its an error or deliberate errata that omitted some place.

It does, but the Blinded condition's Can't See & Attacks Affected should add " unless you can see somehow" to countereffect them similar to how some of the Invisible condition are if seen somehow.

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But if your Eldritch Knight gain a spell from another class spell list than Wizard without saying it count as a Wizard spell for you, it would not be eligible for Improved War Magic though.

Your Eldritch Knight Fighter could potentially get spells that count as Wizard spell for you via Feat, Feature, Multiclassing, Magic Item etc

Any spels that count as a Wizard spell for you should also be eligible for Improved War Magic indeed if its appropriate level.

I think of since when you cast a 1st-level spell using a 2nd-level slot, it becomes a 2nd-level level for that casting.

If the Heroes of The Borderlands is not in a generic setting, i'd give an edge to GREYHAWK since it was the one used for the last 25 years after it was revisited in published adventures, novels etc...

It's meant for spells from the Wizard list of 1st level or 2nd level (no upcast or upcasted 1st level) because an upcasted spell takes on the higher level for that casting.

It personally won't change much how i handle magic items sales in my campaigns except to establish market price for those. Depending on the level of magic in my campaign, availability will differ; If i run high magic campaign, magic items are common place and thus can easily be purchased in...