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Fortunately they're pretty easy to add if you want to engage in nobody's favorite activity "debating what to do with prisoners for a couple hours".

Not really. You can put a charge of the spell in there, but it doesn't properly hyperlink. It's a lot of effort that amounts to renaming a piece of equipement "Scroll of Acid Arrow" Compared to Foundry, which is simply dragging a spell from the compendium to your inventory and the scroll is...

That's because the site is more focused on selling content than delivering a quality product and experience. They want custom content to be difficult, because otherwise you could just create houserule copies of the 2-3 mechanical bits you actually use from any sourcebook. Same reason they...

My thanks for finally solving the 2d8 damage weapon, but all of that is absurdly more complicated than it needs to be. Foundry shows what a decent product looks like. D&D Beyond is trash in comparison. Actually the 2d8 weapon still doesnt work. You simply can't edit items, you can only rename...

One friend and I marked 35 years of gaming together this year, having started playing together in junior high. I think the rest of the adults are over 20 years now though, save for one new friend we made 2 - 3 years ago. Some of the parents bring some of their kids, but damn the rules of the...

Possibly caught in an edit, but the command was "autodefenestrate".

Sorry pal, best I can do is a wordpad document. That'll be $5 a month on top of the books you bought a second time.

All this money going in, and the platform is still hot garbage for actually running a game. Can you add a custom new class? No. Can you make a custom invocation? No. Can you do basic stuff like make a longsword that deals 2d8 or give a character an extra death save box? No. Want to make a scroll...

DM's HATE it! 10 Commands that will allow you to dominate any encounter. You won't believe number 7! (Number 7 is "Autodefenestrate")

That's exactly what Command boils down to. Looking up some cheesy BS list of commands on Reddit to make a 1st level spell more powerful than a 3rd+ level spell. It's not clever play despite all the backpatting going on in this thread. There really isn't anything clever about virtually any D&D...

They got rid of them because the d20 is too big a spread, and 5E has decided to basically remove the benefits of training, because god forbid a first level pud not have a decent chance of hitting Orcus. So you'd have 8 strength wieners routinely escaping grapples by 20+ strength grapplers just...

This has always been my thoughts. You have a species capable of interstellar travel and their MO is to go shoot fish in a barrel with cheat codes? Either these guys are the truck nuts of the galaxy or it's some tough guy tourism that has one iron clad liability waiver given like 90% of their...

I honestly don't think D&D players as a whole are willing/capable of accepting social outcomes/stakes that this would require. It's going to be "nuh uh, my guy would never be tricked/intimidated/whatever". People couldn't even understand how Come and Get it was an abstraction of something done...

I don't believe so, as that is a Magic action you make an attack with, not an Attack action. I readily admit my understanding of TWF/Neck is not great right now though!

That's what advantage is for I think. Or the ol floating +/-2 bonus/penalty, the DM's friend. Very few NPC's actually have those though, certainly not Gart the Guard #4. These are fine for general guidelines.

That's really good now!

How do True Strike and Sheleighleigh work now? True Strike gives scaling damage I'd assume at 5/11/17. I'm guessing it's just for one attack. Does Sheleighleigh give any bonus damage also?

How do True Strike and Sheleighleigh work now? True Strike gives scaling damage I'd assume at 5/11/17. I'm guessing it's just for one attack. Does Sheleighleigh give any bonus damage also?

Sure, but now it's just same/worse damage than EB spam with way less investment and risk.

OK, so it's pretty bad before extra attack. You need to hit 4 times to match the damage of a 1st level smite. And even then the smite is favored because frontloaded damage is almost always preferrable. I like my DOT's to pull ahead on round 3 at the latest.