Warcaster! Could a Cleric, with the War Caster feat, cast Cure Wounds as a reaction on an ally who provokes a “spell of opportunity” by leaving their melee range without disengaging. PHB pg 195: "You can make an opportunity attack when a HOSTILE creature that you can see…"

Emphasis mine. 🙂

— Dan Dillon 👥 (@Dan_Dillon_1) January 29, 2020

When's the last time your party retreated from a combat in Dungeons & Dragons? #dnd

— Merric Blackman (@MerricB) February 13, 2020

I wonder if arcane healing can replace divine healing or divine one is stronger. Players ask me why the realms need gods at all, and due to ky lack of experience I just say that divine magic gives acess to the healing services that are really usefull so gods have aome use

— Viktor Gray (@VikGray) March 9, 2020

1)
We know from existing spells and recorded usages of spellfire that arcane magic can indeed heal, but divine magic does it at lower spell levels and at less cost, so divine magic is specialized for healing.
And the Realms need gods because some mortals in the. 2)
…Realms believe the Realms needs gods.
It's like having clocks and calendars. Can we live without them? Yes, but some of us have decided we need them in our lives, so we have them.#Realmslore

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) March 9, 2020

the #dnd Ranger is what happens when you try and expand a single rather 2D character (aragorn) into a character class and I hate it?

WIZARD: I study the art of magic
FIGHTER: I wield many weapons
ROGUE: I am skilled and cunning
RANGER: a dragon pooped in this room 2 weeks ago having a bow and maybe owning a pet dog are not a fantasy archetype worthy of an entire character class

can we just fold it back into the fighter already, it's barely a subclass. or maybe replace it with something that makes more sense like an official Monster Hunter

— Oliver Clegg 🌈 (@deathbybadger) April 17, 2020

It’s a class for the “cool, stoic, loner going off on his own” characters, but that archetype of “hero” was a bit outdated even by 3.5’s day. It’s like the writers keep it around because “well, people are going to want to play as Drizzt, right?” Nowadays, we don’t, really. Drizzt isn't much of a ranger.

He has a figurine of wondrous power, not an animal companion, and he likes wielding 2 weapons, which was a hallmark of drow in Unearthed Arcana (the book).

He's more fighter than ranger, but he has occasionally been statted up as a fighter/ranger.

— Jeremy Crawford (@JeremyECrawford) April 17, 2020

I only read the first 3 so far(it was a gift). I remember that some guy by the name of M. told him he had a ranger’s soul or something like that. So he kind of is like that in lore I suppose. Maybe he would be a beastmaster in 5e. He REALLY loved that panther. The panther isn’t a panther. It’s a magic item.

— Jeremy Crawford (@JeremyECrawford) April 18, 2020

is a creature forced through a prismatic wall affected by the spell? i know other wall spells damage 1x/turn like that, but prismatic wall specifically mentions an “attempt” to pass through the wall

do the wall effects require intent? Prismatic wall is a giant jerk, it doesn't care if you meant to try and push through or not, it's still going to zap you.

— Dan Dillon 👥 (@Dan_Dillon_1) March 27, 2020

If you can't kick someone through a prismatic wall and watch them shred into rainbow confetti then what even is the point of it all?

— Dan Dillon 👥 (@Dan_Dillon_1) March 27, 2020

Life is so weird. It took me 10 books and 7 years to get to this desired place (and 3 books ago, I thought it wouldn't happen because WotC stopped publishing).
But here we are, and the timing is…amazing. https://t.co/gTOOpjm3Bz
Relentless drops in less than 2 weeks.

— R.A. Salvatore (@r_a_salvatore) July 16, 2020