D&D 5E Ban Variant-Human! Impact?
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FrogReaver
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Oh WOW.
If I had to pick a RAW interpretation for goodberry now I would pick the one where disciple of life doesn't affect it at all because goodberry is actually a spell that creates a healing item and doesn't actually heal itself.
That said, the compromise made everyone happy enough and so I wouldn't play that interaction by RAW, I'd use that compromise.
Esker
Hero
pogre
Legend
So, I started a new campaign today. Six players - all humans. 
OP may have a point, but
1. I like having a human-centric campaign; and
2. Shopping around for feats and combos give my players a lot of pleasure. Banning or restricting feats would make the game less fun for them. Sharpshooter is really the only feat that truly bothers me.
OP may have a point, but
1. I like having a human-centric campaign; and
2. Shopping around for feats and combos give my players a lot of pleasure. Banning or restricting feats would make the game less fun for them. Sharpshooter is really the only feat that truly bothers me.
Esker
Hero
As if that's obviously broken?
FrogReaver
The most respectful and polite poster ever
So, I started a new campaign today. Six players - all humans.
OP may have a point, but
1. I like having a human-centric campaign; and
2. Shopping around for feats and combos give my players a lot of pleasure. Banning or restricting feats would make the game less fun for them. Sharpshooter is really the only feat that truly bothers me.
It's easy to have a human centered campaign no matter how good humans are - ban all the other races and variant humans. Now you get the best of both worlds
Zardnaar
Legend
You might even know three. oh sick burn
I'm highly offended and X card you for harassment. Honest.
Mistwell
Crusty Old Meatwad
What "compromise"? From WOTC:
If I’m a cleric/druid with the Disciple of Life feature, does the goodberry spell benefit from the feature? Yes. The Disciple of Life feature would make each berry restore 4 hit points, instead of 1, assuming you cast goodberry with a 1st-level spell slot.
If I’m a cleric/druid with the Disciple of Life feature, does the goodberry spell benefit from the feature? Yes. The Disciple of Life feature would make each berry restore 4 hit points, instead of 1, assuming you cast goodberry with a 1st-level spell slot.
Esker
Hero
Ok... I mean, the biggest limiter of healing is action economy. Getting 4 HP per berry instead of 1 doesn't change that. How likely are you to sustain 1-3 damage in a hit such that it would keep you from going down again?
If you mean out of combat... :
:. Out of combat healing is easy to come by. You could easily assume full healing between every encounter without changing all that much about the game.
If you mean out of combat... :
:. Out of combat healing is easy to come by. You could easily assume full healing between every encounter without changing all that much about the game.
FrogReaver
The most respectful and polite poster ever
I'm offended that your offended and double X card you for harassing my sensibilities...
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