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Yes, please. :devilish:

Interesting, how did detect trillith come up? The trillith stays at the back, so it would not be too hard to just stay out of range for the most part. In my game, the trillith "died" with the blood golems and faded into the background to reappear later.

Tormyr submitted a new resource: Seas of Zeitgeist 5e - Fan conversion of the Seas of Zeitgeist supplement Read more about this resource...

I wanted something a little more interesting for naval combat while running 5e Zeitgeist. So I updated the old Seas of Zeitgeist supplement from the Pathfinder version of the Zeitgeist Player's Guide to 5e. Feedback and ratings are appreciated.

Perfect. The best part is, you have notes for all the stuff you made up.👆

@emeraldbeacon is one of my players and is now running their own game of WotBS. The players are going to meet Erdan Menash in the next session, and the DM is looking for ideas of what horrible wonderful items might be available. Bonus points if you actually used the item in one of your games...

It uses several parts of the setting (locations, deities, races, etc.), but you do not need the Aventyr setting book to run RotD.

No worries. It's one of the more obtuse rules, and I honestly would prefer it if using a reaction was not restricted by using a bonus action. It doesn't benefit the game in any way to have the division there. Thanks for your work, and I look forward to the update!

With the new colored Dynamic Lighting, the light bridge puzzle looks better than ever. Always on Time will be out in the next few days!

You might have already noticed, but Digging for Lies is available on Roll20. A 5e fantasy adventure for enterprising heroes of 5th level Wherein Archaeology Answers Modern Mysteries In the wake of a villain's defeat, his accomplices flee into the seedy underbelly of Flint. The party tracks...

The thread chain was about how the bonus action spell blocked using a reaction spell on your turn. Your response made me think that you were saying that reaction spells always happened on someone else's turn. Apologies for any misunderstanding.

Magic items (circlet of blasting, wand of fireballs, wand of magic missile, etc.) generally say that you use an action to cast a spell. Essentially, you draw on another resource other than your spell slots, but you are still using an action to cast a levelled spell (not a cantrip). So it doesn't...

You can cast a spell as a reaction on your turn (using counterspell vs counterspell, walk off a cliff and cast feather fall, etc.). Crawford's tweet and Tasha's say that you cannot use your reaction on your turn to cast a spell if you used your bonus action to cast a spell (or vice versa).

I don't quite understand what happened with the fisherman. Why did the stag rear up from his touch and then attack Rachel Lang?

This is technically not true: Personally, I think it is one of the stranger clarifications, and I think it should be the way it is written in the article, where a character could cast a spell with a casting time of a reaction during its turn regardless of what other spells it cast on the turn...

I believe they are constantly putting out new mini dungeons.

Nicely done. Don't worry about changing things up in the adventures to fit you and your group.

When you purchase the item, the marketplace page then has a link where you can download a zip of the entire set. Most art products on Roll20 allow downloading.