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One thing everyone forgets about the cloak - "magical camouflage" (aka "Ghillie Suits" are camouflage clothing) - and you can move from hiding if you move half you speed and stay hidden with the cloak but Keen Senses can prevent the disadvantage, add the boots - there goes the hearing Keen...

I have never seen it any gaming material and I have been around for decades and don't I watch kids cartoons like some of you guys do. I have heard that some of the tall grass of the US Midwest plains are quite tough and can cut likes daggers, and with the added power of magic to even toughen up...

Swordgrass may refer to: Some species of grasses with blades that are sharp enough to cut human skin (this is because they contain many silica phytoliths, a hardening material in many plants. The sharp blades help to discourage herbivores from grazing (also protecting the grasses around it))...

Jeremy Crawford JeremyECrawford The beautiful liberty of D&D is that each group can shape the game to suit their tastes and story. People still like to know what’s in the books, and I’m happy to provide clarity. Clarity about what the text does and doesn’t say is no more than a tool for your...

Mage Slayer does not Interrupt the spell

Those that created version 5 just got the word "weave" stuck in theirs heads that all, a weave would indicate that there is a pattern with some locations having stronger magic and others weaker, lay lines, but magic is everywhere, in all living things, the rocks, the water, the air, in space...

I have never seen any group allow a spell caster to know instantly that someone is casting a spell, weave, there is no weave Visual clues that a caster is casting can be masked by trying to hide any signs of casting; DC "Sleight of Hands" or "Deception" vs Perception checks magic items use...

Reaction would be wasted if the response of "Shoot a spell caster that is casting a spell" and the event never happened

The flight time of an arrow has never come up but the flight time of an unladen swallow has

I thought also that a spell caster might fake a spell casting with hand gestures and some words that sound magical just to throw off the fighter/paladin/etc.. (Ready Action Reaction attack cause the warrior to lose the multiple attacks) also the spell caster could cast Shield as a reaction to...

The sword was not in the equation, but a bow with an arrow readied in the "Ready Action" both the Counterspell Reaction and the Ready Action Reaction you don't know the spell caster is going to cast

http://www.soarvalleyarchers.com/faqs/how-fast-can-an-arrow-travel/ for an arrow to go 30 feet it would take less than a second, what is the time for a reaction spell casting? less than a second

No my game has the normal casting time per the book, by old school me believes you should be able to stop a spell caster from casting a spell using the Ready Action "Reaction" 1 attack per the rules using the counterspell as the example of the "Reaction" stopping the caster from casting

You are right, if you have not taken the reaction before your turn, the Reaction is refreshed at the start of your next turn The PHB says "When you take a reaction, you cant take another one until the start of your next turn" same thing you said Chewy cast Shield "Reaction" Spell before his...

How is this False, when the statement came from the PHB Remember that you can take only one reaction per round.

I would say technically yes due the fact that the Counterspell is a "Reaction" spell that requires casting to interrupt a creature in the process of casting a spell. Reaction = Reaction, the math seems sound, Reaction Rules are not broken by it

There is a feat, Mage Slayer that comes close but nothing to stop spell casting I would allow it if the Spell Casting takes longer than an Action maybe a DC Dex check vs the Initiative of the Caster; failed the caster makes the cast Counterspell is a reaction that has a chance to stop the...

Jeremy Crawford JeremyECrawford The Ready action lets you ready any action you can take, including Attack, but Extra Attack is on your turn.

So a Bowman Ready's his or her bow with the response being "if I see a someone casting a spell I will try to hit and disrupt the casting"; If the shot hit, the spell caster must take a CN DC roll of 10 or half the damage to cast the spell, is this okay?

The opportunity attack, described later in this chapter, is the most common type of reaction. So you use your Reaction to take your Turn