they're epic level, they can probably handle it.
on the other hand, if they fight Szass Tam or Sul Khatesh...
Since like, the 70s
I'm a relatively new player, but I've been running a flurry ranger with a composite shortbow with rogue archetype. Being able to make 4 attacks in one round with a high enough modifier to be relevant is fun
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Yes, because cheese. Lactose intolerance be damned
The idea of respecting the political beliefs of others only goes so far, and should end long before you get to the point of supporting the oppression and murder of minorities.
In the context of the USA's political landscape, saying that everyone should respect the political views of the opposing party only serves to legitimize the views of actual fascists, who say shit like this so they can play victim.
Iirc, it's a children's book about an elephant named Horton discovering a civilization of tiny creatures living on a planet the size of a speck of dust and protecting it from other animals.
I got here by sorting by all, but what does thinly-veiled conservative propaganda have to do with atheism?
When have conservatives ever been on the right side of history?
nsfw goblin mode was unironically the funniest r/dndmemes has been in at least months.
I'm in an evil campaign set in the Scarred Lands setting run by a friend who's relatively new to the system. He's morally opposed to running a campaign of anything without blatantly overpowered homebrew, but it has been fun so far.
In my current 5e game, I have some items that have soft limits on how often you can use them, in that each time you use them you make a con save or gain a level of exhaustion, and the dc increases as you use them more, and the dc resets when you finish a long rest without any exhaustion.