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<blockquote data-quote="fearsomepirate" data-source="post: 8217180" data-attributes="member: 7021420">Have you even read this thread? You seem unclear that I was DMing the adventure. I'm explaining what I saw. I might make a mistake here or there on a turn's worth of action economy when responding to your white room theorycraft, but it is mostly irrelevant, because I am in fact speaking from experience.Your theorized 2-round nova is irrelevant. For one thing, every monster worth doing that on in this adventure had Legendary Resistance. The reality is that, as the Sorlock was doing damage on par with 4th-7th level slots for very, very little resource expenditure, unlike a normal Sorc, he was far more ready late in any given adventuring day to hand out Banishes or whatever. This threw off my intuition quite a bit, as, at the point I'd normally expect a full caster to be running low, he'd barely gotten started. Futher, unlike the Warlock in the party, he never worried about lacking the resources to use Hex.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="fearsomepirate, post: 8217180, member: 7021420"] Have you even read this thread? You seem unclear that I was DMing the adventure. I'm explaining what I saw. I might make a mistake here or there on a turn's worth of action economy when responding to your white room theorycraft, but it is mostly irrelevant, because I am in fact speaking from experience. Your theorized 2-round nova is irrelevant. For one thing, every monster worth doing that on in this adventure had Legendary Resistance. The reality is that, as the Sorlock was doing damage on par with 4th-7th level slots for very, very little resource expenditure, unlike a normal Sorc, he was far more ready late in any given adventuring day to hand out Banishes or whatever. This threw off my intuition quite a bit, as, at the point I'd normally expect a full caster to be running low, he'd barely gotten started. Futher, unlike the Warlock in the party, he never worried about lacking the resources to use Hex. [/QUOTE]

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