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They are both first level spells. Neither cares about your casting stat. They are both strong spells. They can both be picked up by any caster for minimal cost.

Depends. And Wizards don’t get Bless, except when they do.

I just had a very nice Indian meal for 2 for £66 ($88) including tip. Not in London though.

Doesn’t matter if you go to bed with some slots unused. Better than not having them when needed. A Shield for when you are attacked by assassins during the night is always handy. No one is being graded on efficiency.

Often the best option is don’t bother wasting a spell slot on an easy fight.

Yeah but when has strict adherence to the facts worked!? My opinion is Bless is a good spell but is not always the best option - well balanced in fact. Although it is somewhat hampered by my players forgetting they have it.

Yes, I would say that. And a fighter who fights with magic is the same as a fighter that doesn’t use magic, aside from fluff that is easily changed. Elric fights with magic, but the magic enhances his otherwise poor strength. So it can be built into his stats. I prefer the four class model...

So the choice of new class is a) a cleric who works without magic or b) a fighter who works by magic.

You can post about about him as much as you like. But you need to explain who he is and what it’s about. Something like “I saw Mr Welsh posting about the Egg of Coot. Has anyone else seen this or used this character from the early days of D&D”. That way people will know what you are talking about.

No one is saying otherwise. But he is not sufficiently well known to quote without explanation and expect people to know what you are talking about.

Watchdis Space?

Yup, we should be bolder with what we have. The tattoo monk is ever so conventional and timid. Also, players and DMs should be more open to refluffing. If it has the mechanics you want but the lore isn’t, then change the lore, it breaks nothing.

Grief! I thought our inflation was bad!

This isn’t a heist as such*, but it does contain some stuff you could repurpose. Keys from the Golden Vault has a bunch of heists, but not an actual mage tower. *also, there are no ghosts and it’s not in Inverness.

Not my experience, this goes against general codes of conduct in social situations. Good manners! And people who don’t have good manners are to be avoided like the plague, not people to play games with.

One thing I have learned in my many years of teaching is that this is an unproductive approach even when you are dealing with unruly children! I don’t have much experience of this as I don’t have much family, but the trope is that family dinners are much much worse!

Yeah, my players are somewhat like that, if you throw in solving the odd puzzle or mystery and occasional outbreaks of in-character comic role play to the fighting. They have the option of taking things in other directions, and occasionally they do, but most of the time they are content to let...

I reversed the functioning of the villain’s monster-making machine.

I managed to pull off some technobabble (playing an artificer rather than a wizard though).

Never seen that.