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<blockquote data-quote="tetrasodium" data-source="post: 8384521" data-attributes="member: 93670">That goes bac to the original problem.&nbsp; If not for the ranger allowing the party to ignore difficult terrain to arrive with plenty of time the party would have needed to rush &amp; was never able to succeed in the first place if the&nbsp; doom clock was set for a ranger and the route was blocked.Luckily any troubles monsters might pose outside the dome located in what was formerly a bad unsafe place to rest can be dealt with after completing a long rest, alternately burrowing &amp; incorporeal monsters are super common.&nbsp; Tiny hut is only one of many spells that exist to trivialize &amp; nullify challenges in the exploration pillar.&nbsp; Those spells are not new, but they are most certainly dialed up a few notches.&nbsp; Just ban a bunch of stuff doesn't change the fact that 5e &amp; wotc offers zero support a GM could point to &amp; say &quot;we are using this optional sidebar rule&quot;Yes it does depend on how often and how it's done, but when the system is setup to trivialize &amp; outright nullify the thing these kind of &quot;annoying and adversarial&quot; complications it forces the gm towards doing that</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tetrasodium, post: 8384521, member: 93670"] That goes bac to the original problem. If not for the ranger allowing the party to ignore difficult terrain to arrive with plenty of time the party would have needed to rush & was never able to succeed in the first place if the doom clock was set for a ranger [I]and[/I] the route was blocked. [I]Luckily[/I] any troubles monsters might pose outside the dome located in what was formerly a bad unsafe place to rest can be dealt with after completing a long rest, alternately burrowing & incorporeal monsters are super common. Tiny hut is only one of many spells that exist to trivialize & nullify challenges in the exploration pillar. Those spells are not new, but they are most certainly dialed up a few notches. Just ban a bunch of stuff doesn't change the fact that 5e & wotc offers zero support a GM could point to & say "we are using this optional sidebar rule" Yes it does depend on how often and how it's done, but when the system is setup to trivialize & outright nullify the thing these kind of "annoying and adversarial" complications it forces the gm towards doing that [/QUOTE]

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