Recent content by UngeheuerLich

Sounds like this is the opposite of fun. Shouldn't a magical creature keep a perfect beat? Might sound a bit "mechanical" because it is too perfect.

Easiest implementation: Human, custom origin feat, that gives: darkvision fey ancestry including charm and slee resistance. daily inspiration can (or even must) be transfered to an ally (human bonus feat only). Before someone says: "but I don't want to give up a feat", the 2014 half elf...

I have a question: I think there is a way to read the light and nick property that you don't need the feat at all: The light weapon property is on both weapons. So both weapons could enable a second attack with the other weapon if used during the attack action. The light property never states...

Usually not.

I feel for you. I am also annoyed by both versions mixed together. Apart of that is google though, b3cause their algorithm is too stupid. For me it helps to just add a date tag (2024) for better results. Maybe because 2024 fixes some of 2014 problems. And even people using 2014 rules can...

I am not sure what you try to say here. If you try to be funny, sarcastic or really don't understand what i was saying over three posts. Maybe you should look up the rule yourself. And maybe read the posts before that. Here is what I tried to say: What I said was that if you only use 2024...

@Horwath meant that your list is wrong... Goodberry and lesser restauration for example are no wizard spells... as there are many others... You should probably doublecheck what chatgpt tells you... Those are all just ranger spells I guess.

I sometimes wish, those two spells were reversed. Druid: one good strike. Classes that actually have extra attack would benefit from true steiking weapons more.

In dndnext, extra attack stacked for a while. But you only got your 3rd attack, if one of your classes is fighter. Which seems somewhat fair. In 2024, with nerfed smites, I could actually see stacking extra attacks as viable. The best you can get is level 10 for 3 attacks. Which is totally ok...

It does not. I meant as an eldritch knight or valor bard with their extra attack: One normal attack + one cantrip.

Greem flame blade is legacy. And for good reason. If you need to use true strike, it is more difficult to use them with extra attack. So if this bothers you, just disallow it.

3 attacks for 3x is close to twice as mich damage tham 5x1 or vice versa...

I think both readings are correct enough. Level 20 capstone abilities are usually better than epic boons. Sona nice extra boon for a multiclass character is not terrible. And other feats are also great. So it is not that one gives up nothing.

Passive perception is a mistake. Going by today's standard they should have kept the readiness saving throw introduced in dndnext. Something happening to you? Saving throw. The only problem was clerics stomping rogues and fighter because it was tied to wisdom. I would just make akin to death...

I can see both option as viable. Fighter dip, high str, heavy armor, weapon masteries. Possibly even two weapon fighting and using hex. Should feel a bit like a ranger. At level 4, yoi take dual weapon fighting and also have 3 attacks most of the time. At level 8, taking defensive duellist...