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The character goes along with the party and is very useful, but kills no creatures and doesn't even try to attack them. Does it happen? Discuss!!!

I like a challenge as much as the next person, but are those two classes incompatible with each other?

For instance, is the "Invocation/Evocation" School of Magic more powerful than, say, "Divination"....? What about the others? How would you rank them according to either relative power or in-game importance? Should this question even be considered? Thanks!!!

Would there be a practical value for doing so? Instead of "spells", there'd be "tricks"...... Disappearing in a puff of smoke? Instantaneously producing a homing pigeon? Bedazzling theatrics that serve to slow onlookers? Yea or nay???

How would you classify these axes from the movie "Krull"....??? Here's a more detailed look at the axe used by Liam Neeson's character, "Kegan"..... http://www.icollector.com/Liam-Neeson-Kegan-hero-axe-from-Krull_i11537349 Here's the deal...... They look to be longer than either...

Has somebody out there done this yet? And when I say "divine caster", I'm not talking "evil", but "good". Sort of like, the antithesis of a destructive arcane caster, a benevolent divine caster. Anybody? Thanks!!!

I always assumed that Drow were "Fey" simply because they possessed innate magical abilities (Darkness & Faerie Fire). However, this list of "Fey" creatures omits the Drow...... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fey_(Dungeons_%26_Dragons) Is this merely an oversight, or am I the only one here...

I'm thinking of a being that has the height of a human, but is proportionately as broad as dwarf. Do these exist? Thank You!!!

There was a point in time where I remember associating the medieval/fantasy "monk" with this...... (....or similar 1938 "Robin Hood" Friar Tuck stereotype.....) Since D&D came out, however, my association has changed to this....... In terms of verisimilitude, which is a more...

I mean, as a character class. Please discuss. Thanks!!!

I'm looking at creating a "hunter" class. Should trapping abilities be included in a "hunter" class, or should a separate "trapper" class be likewise created? What would you do? Thanks!!!

I'm looking for a master list. I'm not finding one. Thanks!!!

And by this I mean, was the "Medieval Ranger" archetype extant prior to the writings of J.R.R. Tolkien? Thanks!!!

What's a "spellplague".....? What's going on? Thanks!!! The reason I ask, is that I was thinking of creating a cantrip expert. But if cantrips that do damage have been taken away, it's probably not worth it...... Thanks again!!!

Besides the respective tables for Wizard/Cleric and Sorcerer/Favored Soul, are there others out there? Thanks!!!

That is, slowed spell-level progression, but more spells per level? Was/is there a Cleric build out there that incorporated this? Thanks!!!

That's what I want to know. Are all Rogues considered Thieves? And are all Thieves considered Rogues? Thanks!!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z56v9zNoTpA OK. I'm looking at the part of the video from :48 to :57 (approximately). Is this the same as a sling? I'm talking about damage and range. Thanks!!!

Having played this game since 1979, I'm well familiar with the inclusion of the Cavalier in 1985 (1E). Also, I have memories of a Knight being brought in somewhere in the mid-2000's (3.5E). Aren't these classes just variations on the same theme, but with a different name & different "feel"...

So, I was looking at the weapon list for 5E and found the Dagger and the Dart, but not the Knife. Are knives gone? Also, what is the effective ranges for the 3 different weapons? What is the rate of fire? Does weapon specialization exist in 5E? Thanks!!!!