Say you are a level 7 cleric and decide to take a level in fighter. Does that mean you are no longer a full caster since you aren’t leveled in just full caster classes and took a level in a non-full caster class? Or say a Sorcerer/warlock, since pact magic isn’t the same as spell casting in terms...

I'm running the Lost Mine of Phandelver module with my players, and I've been using monster and reward XP as the book says so far. I have 5 players and they're all level 2 and have just cleared the Cragmaw Hideout. However, I've been throwing in quite a bit of homebrew stuff I made, new plot poin...

The suggested pricing rules for creating magic items suggests that items that are continuous or use-activated should cost 2,000 gold * the level of the spell they duplicate * the Caster level of that spell. The text also says level zero spells should be treated as half level spells. By that formu...

The other day I saw a recommendation from Eddymage on how to include special characters using MathJax. Like this: $$ ^\dagger $$ I have no experience with MathJax, and wanted to experment how that works. And for some reason, sometimes the preview that is rendered under posts looks different than ...

Can I use Unearthed Aracana material if I'm writing a D&D 5E OGL supplement to be sold on DriveThruRPG or Amazon? I am specifically interested in the UA: Psionic Options Revisited playtest material. I am writing a campaign world supplement based on a homebrew campaign and want to have some of the...

I recently had a conversation with our DM about us players feeling it was both immersion-breaking and less fun that the DM plays all the monsters with optimized, coordinated tactics, even if the monsters are reckless or stupid, and often leveraging knowledge about our abilities the monsters do no...

In Pathfinder 2e the term action is used both to define the "currency" of time in battle and to define pretty much everything that require such currency (Strike action, Stride action, Interact action...). Now since the term is used interchangeably it led to some confusion in a group of mine. The ...