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And here's what I wrote about it at the time: So if they're doing now with other monsters what they did then with the roper, that definitely suggests a new prescriptivism in Multiattack wording. I think we do need an official statement.

Well, that one's easy: If it's capitalized in the index, capitalize it. If it's not, don't.

I don't think this is safe to say at all. Take a look at the roper: Multiattack. The roper makes two Tentacle attacks, uses Reel, and makes two Bite attacks. Not only are the actions not listed in alphabetical order, the attack actions are divided up, with one before the Reel action and one...

Well, that's what I'm here for. But I can't be giving DMs advice that turns out to be contrary to the rules unless I clearly indicate that that's what I'm doing. So I have to know what the rule is.

In 5E14, it was established that monsters could use the attacks in their Multiattack in any order. I'm starting to wonder whether that policy has changed in 5E24. In the carrion crawler stat block, Multiattack is defined thus: "The carrion crawler uses Paralyzing Tentacles and makes one Bite...

If it's so important to distinguish generative AI and LLMs from other expert systems, maybe the marketing departments of the companies pushing generative AI shouldn't have worked so hard to blur the distinction.

The paper trail. Sketches, WIPs.

Human artists and writers.

Which is it these days, officially: "ENnie" or "ENNIE"? Inquiring editors want to know.

That's a yee-ro.

The framing of this question is so weird to me. I never want to feel this way, and I never want my players to feel this way. Unless you're just overpowering some hapless mook who's in your way, fights should feel risky, and victories should feel earned. Stomping enemies is boring.

I ended up turning Elia into a messenger from the draconic council and creating a new silver dragon representative, Hyvantekevaisys, to take her seat. Hyvantekevaisys was the one who had a problem with dwarves.

Eh, I decided to just make Elia the draconic council's messenger. The silver dragon representative is now another one named Hyvantekevaisys.

Bumping . . . kinda need to figure this out by tonight.

I'm prepping for the Second Council of Waterdeep. My PCs went to Oyaviggaton, took out Arauthator, rescued Maccath and won the allegiance of the Arcane Brotherhood, then went on a four-month side quest (a barbarian's not going to just let it go when she finds out the warlord who slaughtered...

OK, this seems like as good a place as any to ask the question that's on my mind right now. I'm prepping for the Second Council of Waterdeep. My PCs went to Oyaviggaton, took out Arauthator, rescued Maccath and won the allegiance of the Arcane Brotherhood, then went on a four-month side quest...

Just wanted to jump in and say that even turning into a potted plant isn't irredeemably bad. One of my players, a Wild Magic sorcerer, overextended himself and got attacked by a bunch of will-o'-wisps. He cast a spell, got a Wild Magic Surge, and turned into a potted plant. Well, they're...

As for the Rath Modar problem, it dawned on me that my players have inadvertently solved that problem for me already: They never found out the name of either of the Red Wizards they killed aboard Skyreach. One of them (Azbara Jos) was just "the Hooded Man" to them, and the other one, they'd...

Well, I've decided what to do about Blagothkus: The PCs ask him nicely to set them down someplace, and he says, "No." They say, wait a minute, we solved this problem for you, and he says, "Yes, you did. You were useful. And now you are not useful." But your word, man, you gave us your word! "My...

I told you about the spoilers in the subject line. This topic is ALL spoilers. If you don't want spoilers, AVERT YOUR EYES. Go read this webcomic, maybe. It's great. . . . So my group is almost finished with Hoard of the Dragon Queen. They smooth-talked Blagothkus into letting them take down...