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It's a good thought though. Maybe there's a part somewhere that we should be better at encouraging/offering that line, but I think we already have that covered in existing practice.
@ThomasMarkov Which, for those interested in the history, stems (I believe) from my having a little extra energy to push on that particular pet project because my spring break falls in March =)
Is it bad form to change unconventional word usage that's obviously translated into English into more conventional usage, especially in a new user's query? rpg.stackexchange.com/q/196261
The rope trick spell description says:
You touch a length of rope that is up to 60 feet long. One end of the rope then rises into the air until the whole rope hangs perpendicular to the ground. At the upper end of the rope, an invisible entrance opens
Can you cast rope trick while you are mid-a...
I'm getting pretty close to wrapping up a campaign where the highest damage dealing character in the party was a Sharpshooting Fighter, who in combination with the Crossbow Expert feat, was regularly dealing upwards of 100 points of damage per turn in the levels 11-16 range, not including Action ...
SoulMuppet Publishing wrote a twitter thread about "trying to make SoulMuppet a more sustainable publisher not beholden to any single platform that lead to the dilemma many of us currently face"
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The new book official 5e book, Mordenkainen Presents: Monsters of the Multiverse, contains a lot of the same content as the two previous books Mordenkainen's Tome of Foes and Volo's Guide to Monsters.
Currently, Monsters of the Multiverse is only available by buying the complete Rules Expansion G...
@V2Blast as an answerer, I feel focusing on what happens to the items is different than the original question of focusing on tricking the patron. I'm going to roll back the edit and if the community wants to put it back, they can.
So I'm currently between accepting @ThomasMarkov and Nepene's answer on that question I posted, but they're offering divergent conclusions so I'm trying to work out which is more accurate. 😛
I trust the math, and I actually don't think there's disagreement between you two on that point.
(Also, I'm about to spool up my probability engine on it to test a few alternatives; I was considering doing something like -3/+5, -3/+6, -4/+6, etc...)
But one of you is saying "based on the math, it's still good to take, just not as good" and the other is saying "no, based on the math, it's just not good enough anymore"
Like, yes, the character is highly optimized. He has a 22 in Dexterity and a magic hand crossbow. A character with more mundane stats/weapon would not hit nearly so high.
I'd have to run the numbers, but eyeballing things, the Barbarian usually hits around 40-50, the Rogue about 30 (multiclassed into Warlock, so her numbers are expectedly low), The Cleric is more of a healbot, and the Sorcerer took Warlock Initiate and is Eldritch Blasting for about 40-50.
There's also a DMPC Artificer that can reliably Firebolt for about 20-30.
But she's also specialized to have high AC and HP, and not much else.
@Xirema Barb sounds about right because they have their rage to balance damage for staying alive. The rogue makes sense with the multiclass. What kind of sorcerer?
But a non-warlock blasting without the charisma modifier in damage isn't super optimal.
@NautArch Wild Magic, but I gave them a bunch of homebrew buffs (chance to proc Wild Surge is proportional to Spell Level, Prof Mod Sorcery Points on a Short Rest, a few other QoL adjustments)
Yeah, but the difference is that the Sorcerer can only do that a limited number of times a day, before they run out of high level spell slots (or sorcery points to quicken spells), and even if they're doing that, they're only barely keeping up with the fighter.
They've got their AoEs, they have non-combat spells, they have their meta magic to do more cool things. The fighter shoots people full of arrows. I'm having a hard time wanting to nerf that.
Not actually a solution to your problem, but if you're just coming out of a campaign where a character as shone off using Crossbow Expert I would've hoped the next campaign doesn't feature it for the sake of character variety, but maybe that's just me
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