@BrailSays @JeremyECrawfordMage Hand is attacked…what happens? nothing – mage hand can't take damage or really affect the environment beyond what spell says. — Mike Mearls (@mikemearls) March 27, 2015 @BrailSays @JeremyECrawford if I allowed attack, I'd say AC 16, hp = to caster's level + casting mod, immune to everything but force damage — Mike […]
@magalor42With the wizard Spell Mastery can you choose 2 first lvl spells but have one be at cast as a 2nd lvl spell? I don't think it breaks anything, but I'd allow a player to do it with a caveat that I might retroactively veto the call — Mike Mearls (@mikemearls) March 27, 2015
@eastmablPer UA, Warforged don’t sleep. Would you say that they are immune, or do they go into a “sleep mode” like my laptop? sleep mode – immune would need to be specifically called out — Mike Mearls (@mikemearls) March 26, 2015
Adventurers! Master Rodney forged a helpful guide on How to customize your character class, with advices and examples. Every single class has a guideline to alter key features with care. You can try two new modfied classes: Ranger with no spells like Strider from the Lord of the Rings Sorcerer Favored Soul from 3.5 edition Complete Divine […]
@jaa0109 Would you consider a Katana to be Finesse? I so, Versatile as well? If yes to both, it’d be the 1st Finesse/Versatile in 5e. Could be an interesting idea, but it will be an expensive weapon as oriental rule books always describes. — Zoltar Sage Advice (@SageAdviceDnD) March 25, 2015 @jaa0109To get a versatile […]
Champions! Sage Advice is on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/sageadvice.eu It’s a little different from this website because we can discuss Questions&Answers from D&D Designers tweets. Sage advice on FB would be a sandbox where Players and Dungeon Masters can pick up comments on options and rules variants for their adventures. I added some nice pictures for every post, personal insights and I’ll […]
How would you plan out a dungeon to keep it interesting? “@DizzyKamil: How would you plan out a dungeon to keep it interesting?” Make it asymmetrical and nonlinear (many decision points). — Christopher Perkins (@ChrisPerkinsDnD) March 27, 2015
I spoke with @JeremyECrawford about choosing precisely what ended up in the newest edition of Dungeons & Dragons #DND http://t.co/tXaRLXcs2x — Jon Bolding (@JonBolds) April 3, 2015
