Looks like you also missed Dawn, a 5th-level spell in XGTE. If you have some way to hold them there, it's 8d10 in one turn with an ongoing 4d10, and it looks like it's built to kill vampires. Plus, you can move it. But overall, I feel sickening radiance may be better at a level lower.
D&D 5E [GUIDE] Arrive on Time - A General Guide to Wizardry
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Hey All. Since we finally got some new subclasses and spells, I updated the guide. I also added in all the new races, and revised some ratings and descriptions based on a few more years of gameplay experience. It's already updated on google drive. I'll work on updating the version in to post as well. I've decided not to include UA at all, since I don't feel like keeping up with all the different versions. As always, I welcome your comments and ideas!
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Does anyone have any tips on copying the color formatting from G docs or word into the forum? It converts all the text to black when I copy-paste.
Finally made an account so I can comment on this post. This guide is fantastic! I have been using it off and on for YEARS. I really appreciate everything you have done here. Question: Now that Matthew Mercer's new book, Explorer's Guide to Wildemount is out, Do you plan on adding in those two new subclasses and the new spells?
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Hey kayman, thanks! I am glad you are finding it useful.
YEP, I have addressed Wildemount (as well as several other updates) in the linked google doc. It's a real pain to update the OP so I haven't bothered.
YEP, I have addressed Wildemount (as well as several other updates) in the linked google doc. It's a real pain to update the OP so I haven't bothered.
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Hi delph,
Here is my interpretation. Portent replaces the attack roll / saving throw. This means that your portent dice becomes the result of the entire roll, not just one dice. So, if a creature has advantage / disadvantage it does not matter. He does not get to roll dice at all, just uses your result.
On the other hand, Indomitable allows you to re-roll a result. Therefore, if you use portent on his first roll, that's the result. The enemy could then use indomitable to re-roll that result.
Similarly, a character could use the lucky feat to roll an additional d20 when you use portent and take the result of their choice.
Here is my interpretation. Portent replaces the attack roll / saving throw. This means that your portent dice becomes the result of the entire roll, not just one dice. So, if a creature has advantage / disadvantage it does not matter. He does not get to roll dice at all, just uses your result.
On the other hand, Indomitable allows you to re-roll a result. Therefore, if you use portent on his first roll, that's the result. The enemy could then use indomitable to re-roll that result.
Similarly, a character could use the lucky feat to roll an additional d20 when you use portent and take the result of their choice.
TheBigHouse
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Hey folks. Just a bump to let you know that the guide has been updated for Tasha's
delph
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Great. I wanna read it as soon as possible. But that's not easy for me. :-\
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