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<blockquote data-quote="Shiroiken" data-source="post: 8292143" data-attributes="member: 6775477">Reliable Talent is amazing. In my first 5E campaign, our rogue had it with a huge modifier to stealth. I stopped asking for rolls, since I'd check to see if it was even possible for enemies to succeed on a 20. If they could, I'd roll first, and if it was possible I'd have them roll. They failed exactly once after they got that feature. He was also really good at everything else, but I recall his use of stealth to be extraordinarily useful in avoiding unnecessary combats.Ritual Casting is also great for the game, but I've found some of their choices odd. Some spells seem like they should be rituals, while others are really strong because they are.My own addition would be Expertise, since it quickly pushes the character into higher probabilities of success. It's nice at levels 1-4, but the +4 isn't significantly better than +2. It gets a lot better at level 5, then extremely good at level 9.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Shiroiken, post: 8292143, member: 6775477"] Reliable Talent is amazing. In my first 5E campaign, our rogue had it with a huge modifier to stealth. I stopped asking for rolls, since I'd check to see if it was even possible for enemies to succeed on a 20. If they could, I'd roll first, and if it was possible I'd have them roll. They failed exactly once after they got that feature. He was also really good at everything else, but I recall his use of stealth to be extraordinarily useful in avoiding unnecessary combats. Ritual Casting is also great for the game, but I've found some of their choices odd. Some spells seem like they should be rituals, while others are really strong because they are. My own addition would be Expertise, since it quickly pushes the character into higher probabilities of success. It's nice at levels 1-4, but the +4 isn't significantly better than +2. It gets a lot better at level 5, then extremely good at level 9. [/QUOTE]

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