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Sigh. A little topic-adjacent, but does anyone else miss the spell-like/supernatural/extraordinary ability distinctions? Because sometimes I do. One person's clunky is another person's elegant!

If anyone is looking for a definition of "stupid", I have found it in the fact that this thread has gone on for 23 pages and counting.

I think it's pretty meh compared to Volo's. After reading VGtM I feel like I came away with profoundly different conceptualizations of hags, goblinoids, and to a lesser extent Giants. After reading FGtD I felt like I had been exposed to a lot of "same old" and a bunch of unnecessary and...

Or you could just not try to tell other people how to play a game with their friends. Contrary to popular opinion, what I say and do around a friend's dining room table once a week is not an exercise in social engineering.

How much of this is going to be new material and how much recycled? I have backed everything KP put out for years but I'm getting a lot of duplicate content that way.

I just started the Shadow of the Apt series (good, not great) where being able to see in darkness is rare and special. It made me decide that in my next campaign unless your race's culture takes place primarily underground you will not have darkvision without magic

Adventurers. Get a job you filthy murder hobos!

I usually exclude some races from the world but only after the players have chosen their PC races. I don't see a reason to limit character choices but I also don't see the need for dozens and dozens of sentient humanoids with their own civilizations. After the players have decided on their races...

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Added a "breather", a 5-minute rest where all you can do is spend a number of hit dice equal to your proficiency modifier. Limit once per short rest Reroll ones for any kind of healing if you have a d6 or d8. Reroll ones and twos if you have a d10 or d12

To the OP: I've been running a campaign in Midgard since it came out and love it. I guess the way I would describe it is that Midgard is painted with brighter, boulder colors than anything WotC is putting out. I have played in several FR campaigns run by friends in fifth edition and I find the...

Just started a new campaign that has two warlocks (genie and hexblade) as well as a Twilight cleric. The warlocks had planned to twin spam darkness/devil's sight, something our party has never done in all of our many 5th edition games. However, the twilight cleric's 2nd level channel divinity...

The obvious solution is to tack on the Drake growing to medium to the 11th level class ability.

Sweet! Thanks.

As soon as TCoE is released my group plans to start ID:RotFM. my initial character concept was to be the face of the party, probably a rogue swashbuckler with or without a dip into something. The plan was to expertise in Deception and Persuasion and generally be a lying charming inspiring kind...

Or how about we take the players who want their character to shape-shift into a dragon, Sprout fortresses from the ground, create demiplanes, help crops grow, and encourage them to play something other than a fighter? I think making Fighters able to both withstand and dish out incredible...

Thanks for reminding me to be extremely grateful for my gaming group of 20 plus years. Just...wow. Seriously

Otherwise known as Dungeons and Dragons as it has ALWAYS been played. As it was always MEANT to be played. Your group. Your rules.

In some ways it makes them more versatile. Wizards get two spells per class level of their choice or on average four spells of each spell level, plus whatever scraps the DM and/or module decide to throw their way. So Wizards will NEVER be able to cast the vast majority of wizard spells. With...

Wow it gives every spell-casting class the versatility of the wizard. And gives the wizard absolutely nothing.