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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ruin Explorer" data-source="post: 8774689" data-attributes="member: 18">Dude.You are profoundly not getting this, because you seem to want it to be an adversarial thing between the DM and the players. That isn't how most DMs roll.It's about interesting vs. boring, roleplaying stuff out vs. nothing happening. Tiny Hut means there's never anything to worry about shelter-wise. You're never digging into the snow. You're never finding a cave in the mountains. You're never sleeping a beautiful tree-covered bower.Because you're always sleeping in a damn magic bubble. One of the key part of fantasy, the journey is basically being thrown away, by this single weird spell. It's not about "night attacks", what a yawn, it's about being part of the world, rather than basically hitting the "sleep" button and simply fading to black.The "Dispel magic" angle is so laughable I'm not even going to engage with it. It's ridiculous and shows you're not understanding the issue, fundamentally.No.Only two classes in 5E even have Tiny Hut.Claiming designers "don't want to allow for them" is just another error on your part. Unless you have a Bard or Wizard, you don't get Tiny Hut. That means likely most groups don't get it. But for those who do have those classes, particularly at level 7+, then suddenly this weird bubble invalidates a huge amount of the vibe of fantasy travel and exploration.</blockquote>