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I used the import so that would explain it. Thanks!

Eladrin Autumn, Winter, and the option to show all I'm guessing is just the Eladrin at the bottom is showing #VALUE! when selected. Also, how can you enter anything into the big empty box on the Character Sheet 1 page (beside conditions and below Damage reduction/resistance)? And thanks a...

LOL You guys are funny! You do understand that the compendium was written after the questions were asked and not at the exact time they were asked right? They took these questions, collected them, then published them together. So to show how time works... Jeremy Crawford JeremyECrawford The...

Which I would have to concede that you may have an argument there if not for the part where he then said this! Jeremy Crawford JeremyECrawford The intent is that a druid using Wild Shape is disintegrated if the druid, not the beast form, drops to 0 hp. #DnD 3:10 PM - 17 Sep 2015 He clarified...

Umm, yeah! I'll put his RAI quote below because people were not understanding the answer. Jeremy Crawford JeremyECrawford The intent is that a druid using Wild Shape is disintegrated if the druid, not the beast form, drops to 0 hp. #DnD 3:10 PM - 17 Sep 2015 He obviously read it in it's...

I did, per the quote you wrote, I wrote, and that is quite available to read. If a DRUID gets knocked to 0 hp, he and everything else is disintegrated. Just like any other creature. If the DRUID still has HP, it can't be disintegrated. If a Druid in not at 0, how can it be disintegrated? It's...

You literally just proved my position, in bold. When the DRUID hit's 0 hit points, not wild shape. If you druid has 50 HP, it's wild shape has 20, get's hit for 40, the wild shape takes 20, the DRUID takes 20 and has 30 HP left. Until the DRUID hits 0 hp, he does not turn to dust. Are you...

Absolutely correct, when the animal form drops to 0 not druid who still has hp. Read the words slowly that are in sage advice that clear it up. When the DRUID has 0 hp (not animal form) he turns to dust. How can you not see the differentiation between Druid hp and animal form hp? It’s literally...

And again with the name calling to arttept to strengthen your position instead of pointing to factual data and quoting exact rules. Although you have yet to answer the simple math of what 51-10 would be and ignoring the fact they clarified that it’s been based on the Druid HP and not wild shape...

Flyby on an owl isn't an action, its basically a free disengage. Although the spell lasts 10, he lasted 2 rounds before he got shot down and I used suggestion next as that plan wasn't working as intended lol. That's not an every encounter type thing of course, just like action surge isn't. Not...

Dragon's breath is a second level spell and your familiar is a lvl 1 ritual, so that is 2d6 damage per round for 10 rounds free of your own actions. Cast suggestion and now you have another being doing damage for you, your second level 2. Now throw some firebolts etc and you are king of the...

Straight damage just by casting a spell directly, they probably are a bit weaker, but that's not the way a Wizard works. I normally go out with only fire bolt as my direct damage spell. I can cast suggestion and have an enemy attacker turn on his friends which will add damage. I can cast Haste...

The Hexblade can use medium armor, a shield, and gets a free +1 weapon. When a fighter can afford good heavy armor and a magic weapon, a second attack, and a couple ASI's he will outshine the Hexblade. I quickly got bored with the Hexblade as I was basically only casting Hex then either armor of...

I'd rule if it's not "attached" to anything that it would misty step with you. Now that could mean that someone else is holding the manacles, a fellow prisoner let's say, so they couldn't come with you. Or maybe wrap them around a solid object and pull on them and then misty step out. I'd make...

Context is the issue there, you are correct. He said if the druid gets to 0 hp, not the wild shaped form. That is why he clarified in RAI as in the case of a druid still having remaining hp, he would not be dust. If the spill over of damage reduces the druid form to 0, it's dust. The post...

There is no sage advice that states that nor does it state there is a step between them. I am just trying to help you see how the math works in this instance, which isn't obviously working at all. Agree to disagree! Next time you have a Druid that has 1 hp left in wild shape and 50 in druid and...

As for the math part, here goes. For example, if you take 10 damage in animal form and have only 1 hit point left, you revert and take 9 damage. Your druid has 50 hp, your wildshape has 1. That is a total HP pool of 51 correct? If you take the 10 damage, the Druid now has 41 HP in normal form...

We’ll take it slow this time.... You are wild shaped, you have only 1 hp in wild shape but 50 as a Druid. You take one hp of damage, how many hp do you have left? A: 50 as a Druid B: 0 and unconscious, lose concentration spells, fall prone C: Something else not listed anywhere in RAW or RAI...

Pretty sure a slug wouldn't make a dex save, I'd have to rule it has a 1 dex since you can walk up to one and pour salt on it with ease. But yes, it would have a dex save at -5 lol to beat a more than likely 16 or higher DC. Won't happen because math. Fake news? Not sure how an exact quote from...

Early on, I think so. Even lvl 5 it's probably close as well when you get that second attack, but eventually a fighter will get more gear and more attacks and outshine a Hexblade in close melee. I have done a couple Hexblades in AL and have pissed off a few fighters by its effectiveness early on.