which Eberron source book would you recommend first after WGtE? Feel like it should either be Sharn or Five Nations Or actually the 3.5 Campaign setting book?
— Cj de Boer (@seige83) August 2, 2018
Either the 3.5 or 4E sourcebook will provide a good overview of the setting. After that, Sharn: City of Towers gives a very deep view of Sharn; otherwise, Five Nations is a good choice.
— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) August 2, 2018
the Glamour College bard option mentions ‘unearthly beauty’ multiple times.
In you own opinions what would you say constitutes as ‘unearthly beauty’ in a fantasy setting?#dnd #beautyBeauty that springs from another world – eladrin, fey, some archons or devils. In practical terms, something that is attractive or wondrous, even though it has some trait that makes it obviously from another world.
— Mike Mearls (@mikemearls) July 27, 2018
is there a chance that in the future the double-bladed scimitar will have the heavy tag added for greater synergy with GWM? I don’t think so. In the hands of a revenant blade it’s a finesse weapon, and the idea of a heavy finesse weapon doesn’t feel like it’s in line with the intent of GWM.
— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) August 6, 2018
Does this mean that if a Half-Orc, that is at 1 hit point, is hit by a giant spider taking >1 piercing damage, and the Half-Orc uses Relentless Endurance to remain at 1 hp, that they would still drop to 0 from the poison damage?
— Eric Green (@quadhund) August 8, 2018
That's correct.
— Jeremy Crawford (@JeremyECrawford) August 8, 2018
As frequent flyers into the lands of Barovia, would the members of the #wafflecrew have any advice for my new players who are taking their first steps into the mists this weekend? @AnnaProsser@HollyConrad @NateWantsToBtl @ProJared
Also, any DM tips @ChrisPerkinsDnD ? 😀— Randi Cutburth (@Faudwyn) August 14, 2018
Don’t trust the pastries.
— Anna Prosser Robinson (@AnnaProsser) August 14, 2018
No need to rush to the castle. Plenty of other things to see in Barovia. And remember: Is no fun, is no Blinsky! #WOTCstaff https://t.co/8yA7SA2Q6A
— Christopher Perkins (@ChrisPerkinsDnD) August 14, 2018
About to run my first game that has 7 party members this week. Any tips on how to keep the pace going and stopping everyone getting bored? It’ll only be a 4-5 hour opener, but I fear there will be too much talking and length in between turns Aye! Background battle music tends to help keep attention. Eye contact with players as you describe the action. Notifying who’s next in turn order. It’s a struggle, so don’t stress if a few slip.
— Matthew Mercer (@matthewmercer) July 30, 2018
