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It's a bad fix - since it also eliminates Pact Blades and artifacts, as well as shadow blade. And flame blade, though that's less common.

Except that you still need to make a strike with a weapon as part of the casting, so unless you have a weapon and a focus you couldn’t use a focus anyways. (Use a weapon means no fist or claw either)

Even with all that it’s not an OP combo - it still doesn’t work with Extra Attack unless you get several levels of fighter in, and without that it’s weaker than a base rogue’s Sneak Attack. Even with that it’s a 7th level character spending a spell slot to get a bit ahead of a base rogue.

Should be fine, certainly not game breaking by itself.

You just made me realize it shouldn’t work with Pact Blades either.

That’s one of the dumber Sage Advice rulings (no listed price = worthless), especially since it also means you can’t true strike with an artifact (because priceless = no listed price = worthless)

Best you could do is a John Wick /Assassin’s Creed style assassin, which is just a rogue subclass with dagger bonuses.

Something other than spell slots. Ideally no components eithet. Other than that it can follow the general rules for magic so as to not side-step the usual defenses, but it should be distinct from “casting a spell” in a noticeable way. My personal preference is for psi dice, currently.

Exalted Fighting fish fae is frought

Should be: warlord. It’s a major niche that you can only sort-of fill with a very specific build for fighter (or with bard if you don’t mind refluffing spellcasting as non-magical) Likely: Blood Hunter, which might accidentally cover gish well enough.

IIRC, there’s almost 50 different kinds of dragon in 3.5 DnD if you scour all the sourcebooks. Which is probably more than any playable setting really needs. That’s just true dragons and not counting age categories separately.

Counterpoint: if I want dragon-riders to be a major thing in my campaign, then dragons can't be much rarer than warhorses. But trying to make one kind of dragon fill both roles isn't going to work well.

I gotta admit the main question isn't really a factor for me at all - at least on the payer side it just does not matter how it's hosted. Simplicity and stability are the main things I want from a VTT. Unless you're custom-building a whole VTT to optimize for a particular high-crunch game...

Figured I can't play if I don't buy a ticket!

Pumpkin Spice Latte Potion, rare ½ lb. This hot drink not only warms your body, it warms your spirit with the pleasant feelings of the harvest season. When you drink this potion, you gain 10 Temporary Hit Points that last for 1 hour. For the same duration, you have advantage on...

One area 5e struggles with is adding martial proficiency to full-casters, mostly because I think the power budget left over after being a full caster just doesn't have room for much else. Plus having melee-capable AC is too much defense for a full caster (who need to be squishy to not actually...

I'll start by saying - a miss is almost always going to be "the target's defenses worked." So against an armored death knight or giant dragon, a miss is the attack bouncing off the armor. If it's a nimble wererat, the wererat dodged out of the way. Against a mind flayer who cast shield, the...

(Exalted 3e) Escaped Underworld - merely lost now

There’s still some peoples in Africa who hunt huge game (elephants, giraffes) as a rite of passage and proof of skill. The hard part is chasing the target for a few days after you wound it so it doesn’t even get a chance to heal. Poisons are sometimes used. Even these people don’t consider this...

Clearly what the people want is a giant chart with different damage values for each weapon against each kind of monster! (Even Rolemaster only had like, three categories of target)