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That's a strange hill for a cemetery IMO

The draconian costume/makeup is going to be quite a costly affair I imagine.

I think what @mamba is trying to say, is it necessary to state for modern audiences? As opposed to which audiences?

Noted, apologies and fair enough. I'm not going to drag this out further than this post but Kender arms and Chimpanzee arms (despite the similarities in main body frame) are wildly different IMO.

With that many goblins I would use mob tactics as per the DMG. PCs build up crazy AC and rolling so many times just to miss is disheartening, so I switch to mob tactics and other forms of attack with help actions (grapple, trip, etc) against casters

I do not have an issue with a recast of Goldmoon...in the same way I love Corlys Velaryon in House of Dragon. I was referring to Kender. Are you saying Kleptomaniacs Anonymous have found Kender offensive to them and that we need to listen?

I love how people champion for 3 feet tall halflings to be able to have 20 Strength because fantasy but take issue with other fantasy because it doesn't make sense with their reality. Personally, I'd love for them to bring to life on screen the time before the Cataclysm - I just imagine there...

We have an Expertise Die (d6) instead of doubling your proficiency. For knowledge checks if it is something general you roll d20 If the knowledge checks are for something specific we roll with disadvantage The Expertise Die can be for either check. The randomness I find makes rolling fun...

Agree. That I also found to be the best if you're only using published material.

In no particular order Mission Impossible (Ghost Protocol, Rogue Nation and Fallout) - Just edge of your seat action with a great cast and tight dialogue Lord of the Rings Trilogy - Masterfully made. Unbreakable Series (Unbreakable, Split and Glass) - Fell in love with the story, the idea was...

Correct! I was looking for this!!!

True, the fighter and barbarians are a menace (especially multi-classed) shield, hasted, enlarged etc - those usually can get neutered with spells or controlling the environment but the casters are the ones that can counter that, control the battlefield and accentuate the power of the melee...

Upscaling the damage does three things: makes the spells more useful makes the fights more deadly (counters the hit point bloat) shortens combat I would also increase the damage done by natural attacks done by larger monsters (bite, claw, weapon). The conditions of push or prone being...

This is a good point. The other thing is to have the intelligent foes target spellcasters. Grappled them, move them (pull or teleport them), drop them prone, sunder their spell focus.

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I have an Artificer but he's the generous type and not a min/maxer so he's dolled out most of his infusions, but I can see how it could be an issue. But what's your PCs AC and how does the Abjurer play any roll in the AC as any wizard class allows for Shield or are you referring to the temp hit...

I have more but that subclass didn't need anyone with math or testing to see it was bad.

You don't need a power gamer to understand the issue with rests. They don't even follow their advice of 6-8 encounters in the APs. Your whole shtick with 5e is playing with Bounded Accuracy and then you release a class that makes +x weapons and armour with no guidance. And anyone can tell the...

They released the Twilight Cleric well into 5e tells me all I need to know about their design process...

That They (and the playerbase) currently do plug and play from 5e adjacent systems which is also a great thing for the playerbase; The D&D player base is primarily split in 2 and I would imagine it be quite concerning for WotC; That the entire history of the game, particularly adventures of any...