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The way I've always seen it is: Wizards study books to get their magic = INT Warlocks make a pact with a powerful being (begging and pleading helps) to get their magic= CHA Sorcerers are born with an innate ability to cast their magic (it is a part of their very essence) = CON

After careful* consideration, my fixes for the Sorcerer would be thus: 1) Change them from being CHA-based to CON-based. 2) Change their Vancian casting to the Spell Points in the DMG. 3) Get rid of Sorcery Points and have Metamagic deplete Hit Points instead. 3.5) maybe up their hit...

On that note, I've always wanted to run into Tom Cruise so I could say, "Oh my god, aren't you that guy from Legend?"

Which sounds an awful lot like the 5e Sorcerer vs. Warlock vs. Wizard respectively

STR: Fighter DEX: Rogue CON: Barbarian INT: Wizard WIS: Cleric CHA: Warlock

Sadly, there is one: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/America's_Stonehenge

I notice whenever people bring up the Psion, they always mention Laserllama and/or Kibblestasty. Is anybody else here familiar with the Korranberg Chronicle - Psions Primer version? I'm curious how it stacks up to the other 2.

1. Barbarian 2. Rogue 3. (Psion) 4. Warlock 5. Fighter 6. Sorcerer 7. Monk 8. Cleric 9. Bard 10. Druid 11. Ranger 12. Artificer 13. Paladin 14. Wizard

I use the Prime Deities, Betrayer Gods, and Lesser Idols of Exandria.

This was my thought after hearing the “too many fear tokens leftover” feedback. Instead of converting 2 Fear to 1 enemy action, convert 3 Fear to 1 enemy action. NOTE: I have not actually played the game yet, I’m just relying on the play reports of those who have played it.

I'm getting Mr. Burns blocking out the sun vibes

I know it’s not the PHB, but on the first page of the Artificer class in TCE, they show a picture of a Gnome Artificer named Vi.

Some abilities tell you how many dice to roll (i.e. 3d6), while others just tell you which die to roll (i.e. d8). In the case of the latter, you roll a number of dice equal to your proficiency. So, I suppose it would matter how many of the former abilities you take versus how many of the...

Who knew there was such great AI in '92!?!?

I was just flipping though my high school yearbook and noticed that half my classmates' pictures are AI generated.

Mickey Mouse RPG: are you a REAL MAN or a mouse?

Also, for those who don't like the specific scene depicted in the art, this is the main piece of art for the Wizard. There might also be more artwork throughout the rest of the Wizard class description. Maybe one might be of a wizened old caster in long robes and a pointy hat.

Or maybe the Abjurer's Arcane Ward ability.

perhaps it's just a baby jackalope whose rack hasn't grown yet.