Leomund's Tiny Hut! I waste more time worrying about that stupid spell than anything. Even though no one has actually cast it IMCs in about 4 years - since I went over to 1 week long rests. It's just so badly designed. :/
D&D 5E What Single Thing Would You Eliminate
As soon as they have access to it, my groups NEVER STOP CASTING IT. It's infuriating.
Lol, its visible, its dispellable, and 8 hours of bad guy prep time if they cant dispell it.
I dont let players teleport or dimension door out, no scrying it says in spell description no spells can extend beyond the force effect so any spell too big fails. They are effectively blind to the world in that hut. Use that against them
Lanefan
Victoria Rules
I don't remember it from 3e, but if it was in 3.5 or a splatbook I'd have missed it.
High. Very high.
How many years of practice did that archer put in before being skilled enough to do what the video shows. Never mind that's in a controlled environment with nobody shooting back at him.
It's fairly easy* IME to add magic to a mundane world and have it work fairly seamlessly; and better yet, have it universally explainable as a part of the setting's physics.
* - if I can do it, and I have, it must be easy.
fearsomepirate
Hero
Only one way to tell: push him off a 50-foot building and see if he's ok.
Literally the 3.0 Player's Handbook. I don't have a copy handy, or I'd give you the page number. Half-plate imposes a -7 penalty to most Dex-based skills, including Balance and Sleight of Hand.
Nobody in that video looks over fifty to me, most of them look under thirty-- and none of them has been trained since birth, nor is any of them a full-time, professional, life-depends-on-it archer. And, quite frankly there isn't and couldn't be any real-life human higher than-- wait for it-- about sixth level or so.
So your "realism" flies in the face of demonstrable reality, and in a game with reality-bending wizards and dragons, you're insisting that larger-than-life sword & sorcery heroes are less competent than real-life hobbyists and reenactors. If I'd tried to explain my point as thoroughly as you've just demonstrated it, I'd be accused of attempting to ridicule you.
Laurefindel
Legend
Assuming the baddies have the ability to dispel it, actually know what it is, have the patience to wait it off, or don’t set themselves up for failure waiting for fresh and fully replenished PCs...
Also note that those pcs can see out fine but nobody can see in for an extra level of asymmetry
It's mostly just another way the designers tells you that the exploration part of the game isn't fun and you should bypass it with some minor resource.
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