Twiggly the Gnome
Legend
18 natural cap, no level based ASIs, and proficiency bonus goes to +8.
D&D (2024) What should be ability score cap for standard PCs?
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aco175
Legend
I was thinking of a cap of 20 still but letting each race be able to exceed in certain stats to 22. This might still allow the old way of saying that halflings are dexterous and goliaths are strong.
Then I found myself contradicting myself with magic books and such raising stats, and, well -it's magic. So that should count as well.
Not sure if both ideas are valid if you read a book and are a goliath raising to 24 now, but it is a start to think about.
Then I found myself contradicting myself with magic books and such raising stats, and, well -it's magic. So that should count as well.
Not sure if both ideas are valid if you read a book and are a goliath raising to 24 now, but it is a start to think about.
Horwath
Legend
that's just going into ability inflation,
but, I do miss my 3.5e red wizard/archmage with 28 Int and spellcasting prodigy with spell DC of; "GO F YOURSELF!"
Howevery, in retrospect, I see that this kind of ability boosting is bad for the game.
aco175
Legend
Spit out my coffee laughing on this one.
Vaalingrade
Legend
Also no ASI feat.
Horwath
Legend
no increases to abilities over levels?
Vaalingrade
Legend
Just over levels and through items and boons. feats and ASIs should never have been interchangable.
Snarf Zagyg
Notorious Liquefactionist
14 for you, 25 for me.
Why? Because I am both petty and old school. But I repeat myself.
Why? Because I am both petty and old school. But I repeat myself.
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