@AncientSwordRage I mean, it's explicitly about both flight and equipment in a central way. The fact that the answer is "mechanically, it just works; explain it how you want" (i.e. there are no rules preventing it from working) doesn't change what the question is asking, which is about how wearing certain equipment interacts with flight/the ability to fly.
@MageintheBarrel Have you talked to your group about this scheduling problem? Usually it's better to start with a conversation on the topic rather than just deciding to leave without discussing it.
@NautArch I tried to point this out, but OP didn't seem to get my point. And they missed the point of your reply, too...
@JeffreyWitty: Well, you can't roll for starting wealth in AL, hence my confusion over why you're even mentioning it. Since the 200 gp goal is already mentioned elsewhere, the parenthetical after "Fighter" only adds confusion. And as I've mentioned, if you think you have an answer to the question of max starting gold, it's better to edit it out of your question, wait for it to be reopened, and then leave that as an answer instead (you can always reference the revision history to find the text later). That way, the question is focused on the problem, leaving answers to present solutions. — V2Blast ♦21 hours ago
And if your proposed solution doesn't meet your own goal... I'm not sure what the benefit of including it in the question is. You could still leave it as an answer, introducing it by stating, "I can't find any way to exceed a max starting gold value of 200 gp. Here's as close as I could get:". — V2Blast ♦21 hours ago
I mean, in context, they've decided a particular setting detail is portable to D&D generally
editions ago planescape already basically subsumed all other settings as the over-setting because actually everything is in planescape lol
I wouldn't personally have done that with the Weave, but the text in the books does generally go to lengths to mention a variety of different published settings.
@BESW ironically enough I'm pretty sure I've seen an rpg.se answer alleging that the cosmology of FR itself was deliberately different just to spite planescape
Well, and outside the diegesis, the whole thing is splitting the most infinitesimal of hairs because the way D&D mechanics work homogenizes all settings which use it regardless of each one's unique narrative flourishes.
@MikeQ Not really - everything can pretty much exist in Spelljammer, because it only cares about the actual material world, but Planescape relies on dictating the fundamental structure of the universe.
(Note: that's not an endorsement of Spelljammer over Planescape.)
I don't really know much about cosmology in D&D, I know the names of the planes and all that jazz but not much else. So I don't know why exactly one can't say there's a plane where there is a city named Sigil where there's portals to all other material planes?
the one thing I dislike about points of light is the generalization of tieflings as literal devil-lookalikes instead of just being planetouched with hints of their heritage...
honestly the thing that most annoys me about tieflings is that the tieflings got promoted to Main Playable Race and aasimar remain relegated to rare option
@trogdor Everyone says dragonboobs is dumb. I don't care enough to complain about it. They are something inbetween humans (mammals) and dragons (reptilians), afaik they are warmblooded. They might need to breastfeed the newborns after they get out of the egg, or something
@trogdor I was amused by the in-lore 4e argument about whether dragonborn had mammalian qualities because Io borrowed the humanoid template from Moradin.
If a spell has an area of effect with a radius of miles, like Control Weather, or Mirage Arcane, is there anything stopping a level 5 mage, hiding somewhere within the area, from dispelling the terrible storm cast by the archmage?
It feels like these massive spells are extremely vulnerable since...
