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Just keep in mind that a level one character can wield with no problem an level 30 weapon. Not that I would condone doing such for anything other than a very specific plot reason, and then on a very limited short term basis.

Aside from the wizard's staff implement there is no reason you can't use an implement with a shield as the remainder are one handed. The shield is on the off hand and the implement is in your on hand.

I agree with the OP that in the RAW this works. There are 4 types of attacks. Ranged, Melee, Close and Area. I believe the intent of the item was for All four to break the invisibility, and things like auras and ongoing damage to not break it. Of course when my players reach that point if it...

Yes it's only the ongoing portion of the attack which is usually all the poison is. Considering no other modifiers a dwarf will make his/her poison save on a 5+ on a d20 roll. This is an immediate save, so if an attack would knock the dwarf prone, he/she can make an immediate d20 roll and on a...

Actually that rule didn't carry over into the KotS quickplay rules. I read through 3 times just to be sure. So taking the DDXP rules and KotS rules as two completely separate animals, I would say yes you can bank them until you take a 6 hour rest.

Limitations I think you should use the limitations you are imposing on yourself as a good thing. You can also use it to put pressure on you players to think fast and play fast and loose. I would recommend giving yourself ratings on the challenges for each "episode", and use that to see what may...

A little background on Black Powder Weapons Just to provide a little background, as a hobby I do some black powder shooting every couple of weeks and thought I would add some insight from my own experience. This is of course more for information purposes as I don't consider D&D to be a...

Tiefling Bashing Unless it is central to your world to be, it seems like an awful lot of tiefling antagonists. I think I would tone it down a bit to offer the PC's some variety. I understand that this is more of a "try before you buy" for your PCs to see how things work at different levels...