You have to give something to work with. How are you persuading the guy? Are you leveraging authority, trying to guilt them into following you, offering them something? I need something to work with, I’m not asking you to make the argument yourself
Druids get two Wildshapes per short rest. Players just tend to not take short rests because they’re not really incentivized. I know this because I read through the druid features more than my druid player did
Tbf, in 3.5 casters learned the same spells at different levels so they weren’t exactly compatible. Martial classes mostly relied on feat picks and BAB (for extra attacks) while their individual features weren’t really shared by other classes
Didn’t druid already get wildshape on a short rest? I do agree that barbarian Unarmored Defense is a bit lackluster though.
I get what they were thinking. Monk gets to add Wisdom because their awareness let’s them dodge, so it should be roughly equivalent to let a barbarian add Constitution because their natural durability makes them harder to hurt. Dexterity being one of the main Ability Scores for monks throws this out the window though
It’s a good cantrip now, but it’s not True Strike anymore. It doesn’t make you more likely to hit or anything, it just changes the ability score for the attack. It also adds radiant damage for some reason
It’s basically a mix between Shillelagh and Green Flame Blade. Both good cantrips, and a good combination that’s not broken, but not True Strike
It’s actually pretty close to Hebrew with sharper lines and a bunch of added dots and flourishes
I thought it looked a lot like Hebrew. You did write it backwards though. And it’s out of order in this picture too, ז is the 7th letter in the Hebrew alphabet but here it’s listed as the last
I’m mostly coming here for you. There isn’t really enough traffic to justify using it the way I would Reddit, but you post this series here and I like it
Or just simply make a 5 headed cheese dragon named Tiamozzarella. I promise it will be a surprise
You’d be surprised how fast and easy to learn TTRPGs can be. Compared to what’s available, DnD 5e is actually on the crunchier side (upper mid range overall)
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5e is actually on the high end of medium crunch. That’s not a bad thing though. The game mostly works and it is fun, but it does have its rough spots. I agree with you about not needing to change it though
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Even totally blind people can usually detect light as painful, slightly less dark darkness. That’s actually why so many wear dark sunglasses
What does PWotR stand for? The first thing that comes to mind is Pool Warriors of the Rapids
A short, simple explanation: it’s kinda like a classic fantasy book except you make all of the decisions for one character. The DM isn’t quite the same as an author because he mostly controls how the world reacts to the players and the events that happen as you travel, but the players are all essentially the protagonists of the story
Whenever there’s a chance for failure, you roll dice to see if you succeed. Some characters are better at certain actions than others are so the game works best when the players cooperate
There’s also a tactical aspect and some resource management to the game, but you can be eased into that without issues
Hate most of the things, but some of them are cool. Mud daubers are friends
Good choices. Those are pretty much the only stocks you ever need. Decent flavor variety and a vegetarian option. I prefer to make my own though
There’s also the reaction from other developers claiming that the game “sets an unrealistic standard for what to expect out of a game” despite it being exactly what people want from a triple A studio. Just a complete, well made, functional game with no microtransactions
It was very oddly phrased. I didn’t get it until I hopped into the comment section either