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i mean, i figure it'd probably be possible in a system that's 100% encounter based then (i.e. you recover all resources after any encounter), since then both PCs and monsters effectively have to survive the same number of encounters at a time (due to PCs getting everything back after the...

...ok, but that's...that's directly harmful. that just straight up shouldn't have worked. i don't think the problem there was the spell. i think the problem there was the DM was a jerk.

yeah, feature creep is real.

neat idea, but all i can think of is this meme:

i think perhaps letting fighters change their specialized maneuvers on a long (or maybe even short, at least at higher levels) rest could help with this. you know...i'm not sure it would. changes definitely, but a complete rework might not be necessary. dueling is a specific subsystem...

this is a certified stunning assault moment

...touché.

i believe gallant heart has a maneuver that costs 6 exertion.

quick correction - o5e/5.5e rangers are half casters like heralds, not 1/3 casters like wildborn rangers but yeah the easiest way would probably be the exertion conversion

...that sounds...uncomfortable...

iirc they didn't bother giving advice on resistances/immunities since you needed to get to like 11 before they'd even bump CR by 1, and legendary resistances are counted for when you consider a creature legendary. now, my question is how in the WORLD does a BEHOLDER wear BRACERS?

or, put my way: 4e strikes again!

that all sounds about right to me. though your comment about the fighting style making fighters the "king of maneuvers" kind of makes me wish it was just baked into the class as a mandatory feature ala reserves instead of being a fighting style. i guess it sort of is via maneuver specialization...

that's not even a combo. it's just the best option. yeah, slowed is more in line with the other effects, especially considering slimy doom also imposes disadvantage on saves to throw off the disease.

how the hell did the filter let THAT through?

i believe the disease is in effect immediately and failing 3 times extends the duration. it'd be a pretty garbage spell if the disease didn't come into effect until after 3 failures.

are they also australian, like drow normally are? ;)