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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LordEntrails" data-source="post: 7882099" data-attributes="member: 6804070">Nothing.But those that argue Da Hut is broken often do so for other reasons. Claiming that the spell if used outside of resting can be used to make an impassable choke point in a dungeon (which ok, why not) and that the dungeon inhabitants would usually let the party do so with a ritual so it doesn't require any resources. And then this impenetrable fortification at a choke point can be used as a sally port because you know, the monsters are just going to sit there and wait to be attacked and not take any type of intelligent actions (like running away, or killing the princess).Look, I agree with [USER=6801845]@Oofta[/USER], but that doesn't mean I would make the same rulings as he does in every situation. In short, my view is that first you have to decide what "broken" means. And I would say the spell is not broken by any but the most useless definitions. Is it "more powerful" than other 3rd level spells? Probably, but I don't worry about that, because it is situational. And it many cases (not all) it can be countered or rendered irrelevant by simple actions that require no resources on the adversary's part.Does it break the game at my table? Nope, never seen this spell break the game. Have I seen it occasional change the challenge of an encounter? Change the way a dungeon would have otherwise played out? Yes, but that is a GOOD thing, not a bad thing. I like dynamic dungeons, I like unpredictable adventures. I like encounters that are not prescriptive, and campaigns that do not have the story written until they are over.</blockquote>

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