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That's a good point. Now it sounds pretty cool to have four arms. The upper two can be wielding two-handed ax but the lower two could be wielding a one-handed sword and a shield. That way you can choose each round what your attack will be and whether you have plus two bonus from your shield or...

My fellow Player's Character was transformed into a narloth once. But his extra arms just hung by his sides uselessly.

Oh, well that explains it.

Sorry Elmo, I'm a biologist. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pelvic_spur I was very alarmed by draconic hexapod anatomy when I was young. I felt like I felt the day I first heard about Microraptor the four-winged dinosaur. I felt much better when I learned that it wasn't a hexapod. But...

How about this? they have two tiny vestigial legs on either side of their genitals that are only used during mating.

Agreed! There are some things we should just not mess with. Player's Characters should... ... not have flying wings. ... not be larger than medium. ... not have more than two functional arms. ... require air, food, water, and sleep.* ... not be dead. ... not have darkvision.* Learn from...

How many stars are possible?

4.5?

That is not a reference to Honor Among Thieves.

Occam's beard is growing pretty long these days.

Of course she's a big fan. She just took a job with them. Yeah, that's why Jeremy Crawford and Chris Perkins "changed positions" to another company after 4th edition Dungeons and Dragons, and then again after 5th edition.

Yeah, it's like, "100 percent on Rotten Tomatoes!"* *The day after release of the movie. It's at 51% now and falling.

I concur with The Lord of Entrails. I prefer bullet points, but I find myself more attracted to option #1 in this case.

Perhaps what time of day the data is logged matters? (What was that black-clad figure that just swept past. A ninja no doubt.)

When were the new classes from the Players Handbook released onto D&D Beyond?