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    D&D 5E [GUIDE] Playing Dice with the Universe: A Slant Guide to Wild-Magic Sorcerer

    This is more than a bit of a necro and I apologise if this is listed somewhere but, if it is, I cannot for the life of me find it. Can you explain your colour coding scheme? Gold>Light Blue>Dark Blue>Green>Purple>Red or does Green represent 'dependent on campaign/RP'? Thanks! Hap
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    D&D 5E Treantmonk's Guide to Everything Xanathar

    Its better than that This but also more; A good comparison is the Death Cleric Touch of Death (TOD) feature which gives 5 + 2xlvl necrotic damage. The Death Cleric gets this as a free action on a hit so its never wasted and its undoubtedly good (although resist necrotic/immunity is quite...
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    New Sage Advice: Class Features, Combat, Spells, & Monsters

    Conjuration Changes Conjuration change; We have a system, I guess you could call it a houserule, where certain tricky situations require a skill or ability roll to resolve to the players satisfaction. Sometimes these are things you might take for granted such as casting a spell that requires...
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