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I love A5E and I enjoy leveling up as more mechanics open up, and diversity is my favorite thing in D&D. My question is that I didn't understand if stances require an exertion point, and the second question, can a Herald spend hit die to get exertion points? since he doesn't really have a pool...

I'm playing Dwelf, best of both worlds

The wording in this trait is a bit unclear: Dragon cultists are often blessed with power from the object of their devotion so that they may spread their dragon’s word or further its plans. As a bonus action, you can cause draconic power to course around you in a draconic umbra. This draconic...

I love the elf heritage. The vision of the future is dank.

still trying to find 1 way to do so, seems like there isn't much of a melee lock, it still is mostly a glass cannon, at least at low levels

thank you for this, still trying to wrap my head around the system and the classes

So there isn’t any good reason to do so for bladelock, its on par with the normal attcks

I read here that blade warlock uses the scythe to replace one attack but the book specifically forbids that. Is it a new errata? Or am I missing something?

thanks for the great Ideas, the thing is that we are preparing for killing the dragon fo a session or 2, and he is suppose to be a severla hundreds year old so I guess he'll be ancient. But the preparing is the same, whether hes is ancient or adult. But I don't think that adult will require...

So, we are 5 heroes level 12, and it seems that next session or the one after we will be fighting a black dragon. I assume he's ancient although we've never seen him yet. So, party is a Paladin oath of the crown, totem barbarian, land druid, assassin and me, a blade singer. so I was thinking...

but do I need DPR? ranger, paladin and assassin all make great DPR. maybe i need to combine DPR and control. like walls and swords, bigby and cantrips?

So my party achieved level 11... we started as a druid, a bladesinger and an assassin. at first my role as a melee was essential with no one at the front line. in time, the party grew with a war cleric, a paladin, barbarian and ranger. which depleted my role as a tank. which I'm fine with... but...

and how to become an avangion / dragon king... in 2e it was 20 levels of wizard and psionic, MC rules here are different...

playing now 3 scout / 6 fighter. cbow master sharpshooter, 3 attacks per round with my hand crossbow with sharpshoot, and never get cauught in melee

I'm doing a "purim" dnd event tonight. it's a jewish holiday for costumes (like Halloween but without the horror theme). So I wanna do an adventure of "nothing is what it seems". would love your to get an idea about the theme (no doppelganger though, used it much before. will be too obvious)...

There is a Barbarian, war cleric, an Assassin and a Druid, and maybe another fighter so melee is not a must. We start at level 9 and may end around there. I don’t want to be the arcanist because I usually play a wizard. But I do want to be the face. Only official material is allowed

I want to build either a sorlock or hexbard for a level 9 campaign. if I go swords / hex. what level do I need to go which each to your opinion? same for sorlock, what is the recommended split between hex and sorcerer (I think shadow).

I want to build a 9th level sorcadin. all official material is allowed. I think 6 in vengeance, 1 in hexblade and 2 in sorcerer. but then no quickened. but if I remove hex I'm very MAD. 5 in paladin won't let me one of the best features of the paladin. s&b? or GWM? hexblade 3? and variant human...

forgot to mention, party consists of war cleric, assassin, land druid and a barbarian. I prefer less bow, more sword