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The hell business does a first level spell have draining you 8 Constitution points. :ROFLMAO:

You came into a post about a new live-stream show to threadcrap about D&D live streams. And you aren't familiar with Neil Newbon and Devorah Wilde, actors from the most acclaimed D&D video game ever made, indicating you're at the very least not particularly engaged with current D&D despite...

It's part of the item description so it's presumably something you learn by spending an hour with it or casting Identify. I like to imagine that bags of holding and portable holes are legally required to come with a warning label to this effect. I mean we put warning labels on cigarettes...

So have you been living under a rock

That said we really don't need to turn every discussion of a DDB-only release into another endless debate about product and service... I'd rather talk about the show, you know, the actual topic of the thread. So how 'bout that cast, huh? Nice to see Jasmine at the helm!

Can't speak for all the others since I don't have them but Planegea is really just a setting, not a separate game. You need some version of the 5E core rules to run it.

D&D Beyond is a fine service, but just... you know, it's a service as opposed to a product, and some people aren't going to gel with that.

I mean maybe a few people, before it was flooded with ai slop

This is the forum for the current edition of D&D. If you wanna talk about 3.5 Homebrew then you'll probably get more traction in the Older Editions forum.

The thing about D&D Beyond is that it requires someone at Hasbro to foot the bill to maintain the servers and that's only going to happen as long as it remains profitable to do. A PDF survives edition changes and corporate restructuring.

I mean I don't think you'd have to twist Neil Newbon's arm too hard to get him to play D&D for free, much less pay him for it.

Glad Cthulhu's here but he seems kind of weak for CR25. I feel like there should be a save against Confusion to even look at him.

I guess using Dagon as a Dark Lord of his own domain of dread Maybe they'll make it Cthulhu since Dagon already has a realm in the Abyss in D&D lore.

I'm having trouble with this one. Thematically it's neat but mechanically it feels underwhelming and poorly worded. The level 3 feature says that you get one Infernal Wounds Die which is a d6... which would imply that you could get more like Superiority Dice. But you don't actually expend the...

I think the best way to handle an evil campaign is that the villain PCs have an end goal that is ostensibly morally neutral or even aligned with something the broader society agrees with and the evil comes from their motivations and methods rather than the adventure scenarios.

I feel like you're making some assumptions that will make you and Umptions look like an ass.

I mean sure, but a reincarnated character retains their original personality so what Bugbear raiders are typically like doesn't really matter.

Oh that new Bard subclass sounds really cool. They always said the devil has the best music.

Reincarnation comes from Re + Incarnate (to make flesh). It has nothing to do with being reborn--that would be Renaissance.

Not as far as I can tell. I'm pretty sure 'Raise Dead' was the only ritual that could bring a dead PC back. They don't even have Resurrection/True Resurrection in 4E, the cost of Raise Dead just goes up with the power of the character.