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If you use a greateaxe and manage to roll a 19 more than four times between all of your rests then maybe champion is stronger. And... On 18th level the champion gains a good ability.

As this thread title suggests, the problem is his infinite Hit Points. But I understand your point, you don't care that an unoptmized level 20 druid can ignore the almight rage of two barbarian warlords at the same time without spending any resource. My opinion is different, it's normal for...

Since I started this thread I will show my understanding about most opinions I saw the last few days: There are people who agree with OP and offer solutions: 1. "You can just change it from X to Y" Yes, for now I am playing the game as designed, but once all core books are out it will maybe...

Yes, you say that being alive is pointless unless you are useful, but remember that this druid, on top of ultra healthy, is a capable caster, he is far from useless. Even without his spells, given enough time, he will own all damage dealing critters. On event that his friends die, he can cast...

It seems the strongest defensive form druid can take is that of an earth elemental, I don't have the complete stats here, but it is something like 126 hp, resistance to damage, 17 AC. And I just looked at the Tarrasque's stats, he is CR 30 and has no chance to harm a moon archdruid.

Maybe, maybe not, only the Monster Manual can answer that. If you use just Player's Handbook as parameter then a Druid 20 will auto win against fighters, barbarians, rogues, monks and probably rangers and paladins as well. without spending any resource. that's half of the classes in the...

You seem to be really impressed by that ability. Like I already said, calling a god is not game breaking because it is completely up to DM, it can be auto win or auto lose, can be strong or can suck. You have no control about it. Barbarian got 240 hp x2(if it's physical damage) Druids have...

the "two pools" solution can balance the class, but will greatly reduce the Druid's "tank capabilities". Therefore, It has a great impact in gameplay. The "one pool" solution has an even greater impact on gameplay, but I agree with Ming that in terms of roleplay it is the best. My own...

I think most of us agree that it's a poorly designed rule, then?

You are not just the gratest punching bag. You are a full caster too, with access to 9th circle spells. you can assume a 100~200 hp shape as a bonus action then cast spells or attack as an action. if someone really strong deals more than 100 damage to you, you will assume 100~200 hp shape as a...

I don't think a druid will have to revert back to shape again, since by raw class features can be used while in wild shape. It would be a good houserule thou.

I want Barbarian 20 to have a chance in melee, but it is not the case. Both wish and summon god are up to DM, unless you want to replicate a spell.

Druid 18 allows you to cast spells wildsaped.

I think I'm missing something, please care to help. A Druid can WILD SHAPE twice per short rest, when he is on beast shape he will retain his Class Features, meaning he can WILD SHAPE again while still in a beast shape. When he assumes a beast shape he will have that creature's hit points...

Hit point rules are not perfect, if realism was demanded all characters should be impaired once they got severely hurt. D&D let this realism aside to favor simplicity/epicness. I like this way. But once recovering from wounds becomes trivial all this epicness vanish, if a spear pierce...

That's a good suggestion, I might use that! Your logic is sound. It's like you can use only part of your real hit points in a fight. The actual whole is represented by you full hit point's plus your healing dices. but that leaves two problems. 1. A character that was almost dead will...

I hate 5e healing rules, for me every character having a chance to heal back to full with just one hour rest is absurd and frustrating. It's kindergarden mode, there is no tension, you know you will be fine soon if you have at least 1 hp. Most players disagree, they want their characters to...

Yes, you are right, these mutant powers only kick in if you have at least 1 hp.

Every creature in DnD5 has wolverine's regenerating powers, it does not matter how hurt you were, 8 hours of rest and you will be completely fine, even without magical or medical aid. If you can accept that, "second wind" healing is nothing special, fighters are just "wolverinyer" than other...