Reply to thread

Message: <blockquote data-quote="Corwin" data-source="post: 6926142" data-attributes="member: 1560">Well, with scientific methods like that, who needs anecdotes?Bless doesn't do damage. So that can't be true. Oh, I see the confusion. You are talking about a different edition of the game. This is a 5e forum. Not 3.X. Also, FYI, bards don't get bless in 5e. So consider that little problem solved. Weren't you just telling another poster how great a dragonborn war cleric is? More misunderstanding of what opportunity costs are. Were you aware that spell slots aren't the only opportunity costs associated with using bless. I can count at least four just off the top of my head: 1) spell slot, 2) having that spell prepared for the day, 3) takes an action to cast, and 4) concentration.Tier 3 characters and *this* is what you find broken? The Healer feat and bless? Really?I recommend you bring the concentration rules to the table. That may fix this always being able to have bless up "problem". If you've *never ever* had a cleric fail a concentration save, given how much you claim to play 5e, something at the table isn't working as intended.Are you of the opinion that those things make a group of PC's "broken"? Like, in actual "adventures" sense? Or just in a narrowly defined white-room scenario?</blockquote>