Casimir Liber
Adventurer
Agree re oxford comma. I hate it but found it useful when writing wikipedia articles as one has to slot in refs behind punctuation points, so made this easy to do "e.g. Species X is found in location A,B, and C."
Agree re oxford comma. I hate it but found it useful when writing wikipedia articles as one has to slot in refs behind punctuation points, so made this easy to do "e.g. Species X is found in location A,B, and C."
Go for thy life
a Hit Dice > a Hit DieA dragon warrior can repair its own dragonscale items by spending a Hit Dice
item isthe warrior does not regain hit points from the spent Hit Die but any dragonscale item are fully repaired and maintained
crumble or crumbles?Dust to Dust. If the dragon warrior dies, its body and dragonscale equipment immediately crumbles to dust. If any part of its body, including an item of dragonscale equipment, is separated from the dragon warrior for more than 1 minute it will also crumble into dust
Cool maneuver.Counterstrike. If an opponent the dragon warrior can see makes a melee attack against it while the dragon warrior is wielding a melee weapon, the dragon warrior ripostes that attack by using a bonus action or action from its next turn to make a melee attack with that weapon. In addition to the attack's normal effects, if the dragon warrior's melee attack roll is higher than its opponent's melee attack roll or a critical hit, the opponent's attack misses and does no damage.
If the dragon warrior counterstrikes with an action that makes more than one attack, such as Multiattack, the action's first melee attack occurs on its reaction when it ripostes, and the warrior's remaining melee attacks occur on its next turn.
Not an expert, but isn't it true that the Oxford comma wouldn't be used in "if black or silver"? As opposed to in "blue, brass, bronze, copper, or white"?Oh, and I'd better rename the Dragon Warrior (Collected) entry to Dragon Warriors.
EDIT: Updated the Dragon Warriors, during which I noticed that I'd left the STR save proficiency of the initial draft in despite it saying " Saving Throws proficient in DEX, CON, WIS, CHA."
Instead of:
STR +7 if red, gold or silver; STR +5 if black, blue, brass, bronze, copper, green or white
It should have:
DEX +5 if gold; DEX +4 if black or silver; DEX +3 if green or red; DEX +2 if blue, brass, bronze, copper or white
I'd fixed it before, but I'm editing that post in a temp Word file on my computer and forgot to save the correction, so it just reverted to the erroneous STR save when I overwrote the Enworld post with subsequent copy-pastes from the temp version.
Never mind, it's correct now!
EDITED EDIT:
By the way, most official D&D books and the SRD use the "Oxford comma", aka the Serial comma, since they're published in American English and many folk over there consider it mandatory.
However, I prefer avoid using Oxford commas unless it's vital for clarity, since on those shores it's more a matter of taste and it just looks wrong to me.
Consider the difference in the DEX save line:
Without Serial Commas DEX +5 if gold; DEX +4 if black or silver; DEX +3 if green or red; DEX +2 if blue, brass, bronze, copper or whiteIncludes Oxford Commas DEX +5 if gold; DEX +4 if black, or silver; DEX +3 if green, or red; DEX +2 if blue, brass, bronze, copper, or white
Shudder. The second version with serial commas just looks fugly.
Not an expert, but isn't it true that the Oxford comma wouldn't be used in "if black or silver"? As opposed to in "blue, brass, bronze, copper, or white"?
a Hit Dice > a Hit Die
a Hit Dice > Hit Dice
item is
items are
crumble or crumbles?
crumble to dust or crumble into dust?
Cool maneuver.
Could you have mentioned some of those before I did ten copies of the in the separate Dragon Warrior entries!![]()
sorry, just unlurked againCould you have mentioned some of those before I did ten copies of the in the separate Dragon Warrior entries!![]()