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There is a confounding factor: Do the rules for Moving around Other Creatures apply here? If yes, then to manage that, you would need to use the Grappling rules, namely the effects of the Grappled condition, which means the speed would be capped at 30, not 60. So, that would mean 30-feet per...

Well, it does say "can communicate with", not 'can communicate to', so the telepathy is grammatically 2-way. It also doesn't say anything about initiating the communication, so it would be automatically available as long as within 100 feet. So, it is a passive benefit that that operates 2-way...

For crafting, sure, but since 2024 Replications simply manifest the item rather than applying an effect to an extant item, the DM could not do that by RAW (short of DM fiat RAW, which the players would likely treat as adversarial to themselves, and thus a red flag).

No, you don't cast the spell from the Spell-Storing Item. If you did, it would say so. Instead, it just lets you produce the effect, similar to spell-based potions.

Not the Spell-Storing Item, as it doesn't involve you casting anything. It simply produces the effect of the chosen spell, similar to how some potions produce the effect of a spell, but don't involve casting it.

The rules for upcasting (emphasis mine):

Cure Wounds is a 1st level spell. It can be upcast, but is default listed as 1st level, which makes it a 1st level Artificer spell, so it is stored as its 1st level state.

You can't upcast with the Spell-Storing Item because you aren't casting with it at all. It simply allows you to produce the effect(s) of a spell from your Artificer spell-list. This is similar to casting, in that both involve producing the effect, but simply producing the effect without...

@ECMO3 With regards to Earth Tremor, you are missing what @Sacrosanct is saying: Without Circle Casting, the spell has a range of 10 feet, and the effect applies to the entirety of the area within range. But, with the Augment option of Circle Magic, which only requires secondary casters to...

This may or may not work, depending on how the multiple cubes aspect works (or doesn't) with the Expand option. This doesn't work because you cannot Circle Cast cantrips, such as Sacred Flame. As for the list of spells under Augment, they all look legal.

For the Supplant option, yes. For the other options, no. I agree with you about not allowing circle casting, btw.

That actually depends on the Circle benefit being attempted. Augment, Distribute, and Safeguard don't require secondary casters expend a slot. Expand and Prolong require expending a slot, but it doesn't list a minimum slot requirement. Only Supplant requires each secondary caster to expend an...

I haven't watched the video, but either it or you makes a big error: Not just anyone that can cast can be a Secondary Caster. To quote: "A secondary caster must have either the Spellcasting or Pact Magic feature to participate in a Circle spell." Spellcasting as a result of species...

Both books mention where they can be found, but neither details subtypes or traits. At best, Heroes says that they tend to be like the Giants in the area they reside (extrapolated example: Fire Giant Goliaths residing atop Mount Neverwinter). @JPL I should have been clearer about that, sorry.

From what I can find, no mention of Bahamut at all, and Tiamat is only mentioned in relation to the Cult of the Dragon.

Not much. There is mention of Orc myths involving a rivalry between Gruumsh and Corellon. There is also a mention that Orcs came to Toril from other worlds, with a legend that Faerun was divided among the various species, there was no more room for Orcs to have their own, so Gruumsh declared...

No specifics on subtypes in Heroes of Faerun. Adventures does mention Goliaths for a number of places, but still not much detail on them, there, either.

Forgot to mention, the quote in my prior reply is from page 13, left-hand side.

How much of Thay died in those things? The Forgotten Realms wiki doesn't give enough details.

From SCAG: "For a time, living mages couldn't hope to advance to prominence in Thay: Szass Tam promoted undeath as a means of existence with boundless possibilities, and held back those who didn't agree with this philosophy. The recent battles with the demon Eltab, however, have prompted Szass...