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<blockquote data-quote="FitzTheRuke" data-source="post: 8740467" data-attributes="member: 59816">Playtesting is voluntary. I will answer these questions in order: Silvery Barbs is a bit of a pain in PBP, but I'm pretty used to it. Just remind me the conditions under which you plan to use it, and accept when I blow your spell slots.We're not playing with UAs other than the 1D&amp;D (latest) one.Yes, that would be fine. I'm only a little concerned with feat power. I don't mind ONE of the &quot;usual offenders&quot; - but 3 of them at level 5 would be too much for me.LOL. It's not reasonable (IMO) as a L1 feat, but it could be your L4 feat.Right. You can chose to playtest, then you should use the playtest document and be reasonable when combining things (I'll have to look) OR you can just make a regular character with a free feat. You cannot mix-and-match partial playtesting and partial old stuff (IE take the playtest human and background to get two O5e feats at Level One). I'm not saying that you can't use old feats (we need more options), just be reasonable about whether you believe that those feats could possibly count as &quot;Level 1&quot; under the playtest philosophy. In all things, Rule of FUN will win, but sometimes that means &quot;don't ruin anyone else's fun (including mine) with your OP monstrosity&quot;.Don't sweat it too much. It'll be a little clunky until the books are out!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FitzTheRuke, post: 8740467, member: 59816"] Playtesting is voluntary. I will answer these questions in order: Silvery Barbs is a bit of a pain in PBP, but I'm pretty used to it. Just remind me the conditions under which you plan to use it, and accept when I blow your spell slots. We're not playing with UAs other than the 1D&D (latest) one. Yes, that would be fine. I'm only a little concerned with feat power. I don't mind ONE of the "usual offenders" - but 3 of them at level 5 would be too much for me. LOL. It's not reasonable (IMO) as a L1 feat, but it could be your L4 feat. Right. You can chose to playtest, then you should use the playtest document and be reasonable when combining things (I'll have to look) OR you can just make a regular character with a free feat. You cannot mix-and-match partial playtesting and partial old stuff (IE take the playtest human and background to get two O5e feats at Level One). I'm not saying that you can't use old feats (we need more options), just be reasonable about whether you believe that those feats could possibly count as "Level 1" under the playtest philosophy. In all things, Rule of FUN will win, but sometimes that means "don't ruin anyone else's fun (including mine) with your OP monstrosity". Don't sweat it too much. It'll be a little clunky until the books are out! [/QUOTE]

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