Recent content by MoonSong

@Jaiken I don't have a resin printer, but as far as I remember, after the mini is printed, it has to be cleaned in isopropyl alcohol to make it safe to handle -you should never handle an unwashed resin print with your bare hands-. Then, you need to cure it under UV light, be it a lamp or in the...

Somehow this jumped to mind. (First five frames) https://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0240.html

@tetrasodium Well, I kind of self ascribe to neotrad, though that is mostly because I found it descriptive of how I play rather than something I found cool on the internet and that I adapted to. So, the following is more my own experience and might be inaccurate to it. To me Neo-trad is...

Crawford's opinion is only worth for new version onward. He wasn't there twenty or so years ago when they designed the original class, and he wasn't the lead designer when 5e was first made ten years ago. He doesn't even have monopoly over current sorcerer onward, because there is also...

Fair...

You know that if something is innate, it wasn't acquired, do you?

They actually came first in Dragon Magazine.

Funny how much sorcerer hate there is in the comments yet wizard has twice the votes.

I think this is worth its own thread.

Just notice that in 1e something being a class or a subclass was basically purely taxonomic. It would get a full unique writeup down to its own level up charts regardless. Back then the distinction didn't even matter, but right now if a concept isn't a class, it basically doesn't exist in a...

Yes, but if it takes all of your customization options just to get a generic ranger, it is not much of an option.

Rogue can't take subclass at first and the scout discourages you from picking woodsy skills before taking it. Also, there's no budget in the rogue for an animal pal or woodsy spells. Besides, I like Rangers being a bit beefy, more than the typical Rogue. (And wasn't Strider supposed to be the...

Except half elves or healing sorcerers warlocks.

I'll probably buy the DMG just for this.

Well, I do rather like -and prefer- subclass choice at first level. First, because subclass doesn't add that much new powers/options to be "overwhelming", and second because subclasses aren't only defining to character, they also enable characters to be played. For example, there are maybe...