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No, you would be a Betazoid.

Would there be anything else to watch now-a-days? In 30 more years I will likely be dead for Return of Son of Happy. Which just means that I need to sit through Son of Happy and Shooterson when they come out.

For that price in a game I have not played or sure others in my group would play, I would want to first buy a starter set expecting to pay $30-40 for. If that was well received, I would buy books at $70ish. Maybe only 1/month or something but when compared to what I spend on golf it seems that...

I just think Consealer sounds like illusion and deception, like trying to hide something. Just Sealer might work, but Binder feels like you are stopping the opponent from doing something.

Right now it is the same group of players. My son in college comes and goes to fill out the party. It started at Thanksgiving when he came home and could play that week. Instead of poofing his PC into the ongoing thing, we made new PCs that fit into the ongoing campaign. Partly I wanted to...

Yes, maybe just Binder or Spellbinder. All the sub-classes are Hellbinder, Faebinder, soulbinder, etc..

When I first read the title I thought it was a joke and something to do with make-up and illusion. Then I thought it should be called Saranwrap after reading about the parchment paper. Maybe Master of the Mystic Arts gets the feel of it. Cantrip could be something that grants an attack to...

I'm towards the end of one campaign and we started another loose campaign that we play generally around holidays. It started when my son would come home from college and only have a night of play. I set up the low level PCs as henchmen of the higher level Pcs when that group first took over a...

How would running one of the starter sets affect these numbers. If I started a campaign with Lost Mines (LMoP) and it goes to level 5-6 then ends. Do people start a new campaign or continue with the same PCs. I continued, but would guess many do not. Also school campaigns that get together...

I have a couple random bandit/orc/thug encounters that I can drop about anywhere to use when things slow down. I try to keep them for the level and just add more monsters if the PCs become too powerful, so now they fight 50 bandits instead of just 6.

I think a lot of people on this site will say 5e let them down since it is not Dark Sun or Birthright. But D&D is supposed to be generic like @payn mentioned above. Each world has its own schtick where the flavor is found.

Asmodeus is in Sword Coast Adventurer's Guide (SCAG) P21. I never heard of him there until 5e and have not used him yet. There are so many other gods to use. I think I tend to use only 8-10 of the gods.

Seems like a watch when on streaming movie. Graphics appear to be a bit low-end, but may be not finished product.

It is like advantage/disadvantage where you have it or not have it. I have not played with double advantage where you roll 3 dice instead of two, but heard that it is ok to play with.

I would always have Tymora in the list as well. The god of Luck is a favorite among adventurers. Maybe Umberlee is you have a larger ocean theme, but Talos can substitute easily. Try to have one for each alignment with enough bad guys to have their own conflict, and maybe a few good...

I started playing D&D when I was 8 or so. I did not try to read the LotR books until I was in high school and then only got through the Hobbit. I recall the cartoon movie at some point but likely about the same time I started playing. Not sure on how much influence it had. The movies I did...

I'm not familiar with fog of war but a spell like burning hands would work for me. We could discuss 5feet apart and if that meant the doors have a 5ft wall between them and the closest edge of each are 5ft from each other or is the doors measured from the center, but generally a blast spell...

Why not a rogue with the aim power that grants advantage? Then you get the sneak attack damage.

I would be in favor of a cool power to add to the monster statblock for each of the pc races. It does not have to include all the things that a pc gets, but something cool that fits.