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Here is my version of Shield (in case it helps). Though it was specifically designed for a ruleset that lowers power slightly across the board and adds more randomness. Shield 1st-level abjuration Casting Time: Reaction, which you take when you are hit by an attack or targeted by the magic...

These all seem close enough to be synonyms to me.

I know it is hard, but it is possible to ignore someone else's opinion on Dungeons & Dragons, even someone you hate.

The funny thing is I posted something to FB for the first time in forever today on a whim because I saw Jimmy Cliff passed. "Many Rivers to Cross" is a song I would like played at my funeral. But otherwise, my reply to that thread stands.

I still have Facebook but (aside from Messenger), I don't really visit it/use it and have removed it from my phone. I find that if I keep social media access as limited to my laptop as possible, I am much less likely to use it (instagram being the exception) because I do find it toxic and too...

The moathouse.

Same difference.

Reminds me of life insurance that does not apply for “acts of god or nuclear war.”

And again.

Bonus 11th: They found a big chamber with old medieval church art type murals of the four elemental princes(ses) of evil - one on each wall.

Last night was the 34th session of my "Primordial Evil" campaign (a homebrew spin on ToEE). Here are 10 things that happened during our 3-hour session (in no particular order): 1. After nearly 3 years of real-world time (3 and half months of in-game time), the party finally got to the old moat...

That seems to fall under #1.

Sometimes it is good to temporarily unblock someone just so you can remember why you did it to begin with. Sometimes it is good to temporarily unblock someone because they turn out to either be not as bad you remembered, or maybe they matured some in the intervening time (or you have).

Other question, are milestones always level ups or are they ever just XP awards that might not be enough to level?