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Guiding Bolt - light when cast and dim light lingers on the target until the end of the caster's next round.

Any lighting spell but those are even quicker flashes of light than a fire spell. uhh: Wall of Light from XGE! also: Aganazzar’s Scorcher Elemental Weapon (fire) Fire Shield Flame Strike Flame Blade Immolation Investiture of Flame Prismatic Spray Wall of Fire

Are you looking for continuous effects or any light at all? Sunburst Firebolt Scorching Ray Produce Flame Create Bonfire Sunbeam

For me, my preference for "Official" product has much more to do with potential game balance and "keeping it small" for rules to know/reference/etc. While I know that WotC isn't 100% on game balance, they are often much more internally balanced that 3PP just because of the level of playtesting...

I don't know that there needs to be THAT many more magic items, but I wouldn't say no to some more. I'd love a book like that. PC options (subclasses, feats), Rules updates/add-ons, and Magic Items would be a great book. Maybe some spells too.

Ah, I was pretty confused there. Kate did work on Acquisitions, which wasn't my cup of tea either, but I liked a couple of episodes of DW's stream that I saw. She had some fun ideas. From what I do know Kate is editing and others like DW are contributing short adventures. I'm excited to see...

How can an adventure anthology that hasn't been published or had any real information teased about it already not interest you? Since Wildemount is a bonus print, I'm hoping we still get this year: Welch adventure anthology (hopefully exploring more areas of FR) Perkins big adventure...

Oo, that sounds like great flavor/fun. I'm playing a dwarven Rune Knight in an online game and about to multiclass from a Human Giant Soul Sorcerer to Rune Knight in a level or two in another online game. I guess I'm just a sucker for the runes :) I'd really like to play some of the new UA...

Axe of the Dwarvish Lords 28+1=29 Blade of Avernus 21 Book of Exalted Deeds 21 Draakhorn 15 Eye of Vecna 23 Hand of Vecna 20 Infernal Machine of Lum the Mad 22 Orb of Dragonkind 1 Orrery of the Wanderer 21 Ring of Winter 18 Ruinstone 14 Staff of the Forgotten One 20 Stone of Golorr 14-2=12 Sword...

With @Ralif Redhammer Up the Dwarves, with the Axe of the Dwarvish Lords. Down with the Stone of Golorr, an ill-defined McGuffin that just opens a door... Axe of the Dwarvish Lords 27+1=28 Blade of Avernus 20 Book of Exalted Deeds 20 Draakhorn 14 Eye of Vecna 22 Hand of Vecna 22 Infernal...

I am the DM and all-powerful in my world... these are my words and as such, they are beyond contestation... My NPC's can do whatever I need them to do ;) If an NPC is important enough to be recurring, I usually will just build them with PC rules.

Agreed, but I also agree with @Morrus that it's the lack of consequences that enables the behavior rather than the anonymity per se, though anonymity adds an additional layer that may further embolden someone's behavior. I disagree that it's not human nature. People all over the world...

Marshal is my main vote.

Heh, Star Wars joke gone wrong for me :)

I like most of your initial ideas. Below are just some thoughts to flesh them out. Werewolf = Shifter Barbarian (or Ranger); Barbarian and go either Path of the Berserker or the new UA with the Path of the Beast seem best to reflect the mad/ravening werewolf best. New UA would give you...

Axe of the Dwarvish Lords 21+1=22 - the dwarven rogue has to have an ancestral weapon to wield right? Blade of Avernus 20 Book of Exalted Deeds 20+1=21 Book of Vile Darkness 18-2=16 Draakhorn 20 Eye of Vecna 20 Hand of Vecna 22 Infernal Machine of Lum the Mad 20 Orb of Dragonkind 20 Orrery of...

I think you meant... Rogue Won? :P I was a dwarven rogue before it was cool. My last WotC adventure (Dragon Heist) I was a Dwarven Rogue!

That seems presumptuous to say that more power requires careful planning as if it can't be done by anyone or stumbled across. shrug I've seen many characters who multiclass for any number of reasons but then ended up with more "power" than others. If you only define power as "combat...

Anytime you multiclass you get more powerful characters. This is certainly one area where that is true, though I would question the "substantially" qualifier.

I had a DM run us through this and he basically removed Ned entirely. There was someone upstairs, but they ran and warned the smugglers below. If he was in the guys we killed I don't remember his name.