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No, they don't have to, but some people like them to be at least comparable, for a variety of reasons. That's just as valid a preference.Npcs and PCs don’t need to use the Same rules.
No, they don't have to, but some people like them to be at least comparable, for a variety of reasons. That's just as valid a preference.Npcs and PCs don’t need to use the Same rules.
No, but if they don't that explanation is meaningless.Npcs and PCs don’t need to use the Same rules.
Again, they changed the rules mid-edition.Back in 3x, you could counter spells but not spell-like abilities or supernatural abilities. This is literally the same thing, but without the (Sp) and (Su) tags.
How so?No, but if they don't that explanation is meaningless.
This is correct, but D&D is going by the not using the same rules, which is easier to run and more versatile as Monsters can do anything the DM wants.No, they don't have to, but some people like them to be at least comparable, for a variety of reasons. That's just as valid a preference.
This sounds like a "gotcha" question to me, but yes, i have. I use material from many sources, and adapt them to my game and my table.Actually a question Micah, have you used any supplements or extra player material like Xanathar’s or Tasha’s since you started playing 5e? Or any of the new monster books like Volo’s or Mordenkainen’s?
And others find it easier to build and reverse-engineer monsters and NPCs when they can be more easily compared to PC standards. Again, these approaches cater to different preferences.This is correct, but D&D is going by the not using the same rules, which is easier to run and more versatile as Monsters can do anything the DM wants.
Not a gotcha question. I just would have felt your game sounded boring to me if you did not allow extra material. I am glad you do.This sounds like a "gotcha" question to me, but yes, i have. I use material from many sources, and adapt them to my game and my table.
Spells are magic, but not all magic is spells. Being able to counter spell something is dependent, in my fiction, on understanding what I am counterspelling. I understand spells, because I am a spellcaster, but I don’t have a grasp of all magicHow does it make sense to you then? And ignoring it is not the same thing.