A creature is under the effect of Otto's Irresistible Dance:
A dancing creature must use all its movement to dance without leaving its space...
The creature then fails its saving throw against Dissonant Whispers:
On a failed save, it takes 3d6 psychic damage and must immediately use its reacti...
You hear of this ancient and powerful tome called the spellbook of antimatter. After descending through the layers of abandoned pyramid (somewhat treacherous just because old stone building) you find it floating inside a crystal ball set on pillows and the roof above supported by a very permanent wall of force.
The book is shut.
I wonder how many players would get themselves killed trying to get at it.
Does a true dragon have a maximum lifespan or old age maladies that can kill them? or do they live functionally forever unless slain via violence?
Is there an edition difference where they can die of old age in some editions but not others?
In 3e True Resurrection spell explicitly notes that it allowed the resurrection of an elemental, while lesser resurrection methods are unable to do so.
In 5e these lines are missing from the True Resurrection description.
What does this mean for the ability to resurrect elementals? Can you or can...
@Joshua Wow, such cool spells! This spell summons a cone of unresistable damage that originates 5 feet behind me, this spell with 20 foot range blocks all access to magic for all creatures in a 40 foot burst for one day, this spell points the way to the even-more-legendary Head of Vecna, this spell teleports the caster to the largest concentration of valuables within 400 miles ignoring teleportation wards...
The fourth level of exhaustion imparts this effect on a creature:
Hit point maximum halved
The Basic Rules make it clear that whenever you divide a number for any purpose, you round down:
There’s one more general rule you need to know at the outset. Whenever
you divide a number in the game, ro...
@TheDragonOfFlame I like it a lot. I have been considering doing something similar myself, but mainly to fold the Monk into fighter as a way of stripping it of its culturally insensitive flavour.
Is Divine soldier meant to replace or compete with Paladin?
@PD-whee-whim-wish perhaps someone who knows better than me could edit the yeah to make it clear you don't need that tag if you only use a rule from the does of it's been published?
It's a series of "getting to know you/yourself" type questions, arranged from outward-facing to inward-facing to core values: "how we present ourselves," "how we think of ourselves and others," and "our innermost selves."
There's several different structures and procedures provided: for intimate personal sharing, for deeping characterization in D&D-like systems, and a system-neutral form of collaborative character creation based on one of Maharhar's other games which uses these questions.
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The fourth level of exhaustion imparts this effect on a creature:
Hit point maximum halved
The Basic Rules make it clear that whenever you divide a number for any purpose, you round down:
There’s one more general rule you need to know at the outset. Whenever
you divide a number in the game, ro...
Using the Tags button, you have the tags ordered by popularity with their count.
If you mouseover a tag name, you are able to see the number of followers for it.
