More concept art done for D&D Infernal Tides
(Trade paperback came out yesterday!)#dnd pic.twitter.com/zvqiKgUzgV— Max Dunbar (@Max_Dunbar) February 18, 2021
Can you retrain feats in 5th edition?
@MajorDewarCan you retrain feats in 5th edition, i’ve searched everywhere. Any answer from you will be awesome. There's no retraining rule for feats. If you'd like to redo parts of your character, consult with your DM, who might allow it.
— Jeremy Crawford (@JeremyECrawford) March 25, 2015
What is the intended rule? Round up for HD? Minimum 1 for HD?
@GX_Sigma "What is the intended rule? Round up for HD? Minimum 1 for HD?" @JohnnyZemo
Minimum of 1
— Jeremy Crawford (@JeremyECrawford) March 23, 2015
Does a cantrip only count as “cast a spell” then?
Does a cantrip only count as “cast a spell” then? A caster can’t use a cantrip on an opportunity attack?
@corymacdonaldSo wait? Does a cantrip only count as “cast a spell” then? A caster can’t use a cantrip on an opportunity attack? Correct. A cantrip is a spell.
— Jeremy Crawford (@JeremyECrawford) March 23, 2015
@corymacdonaldA cantrip being a spell doesn’t bother me definitionally. A cantrip being unusable on an OA does. I encourage creating a house rule if you want all spellcasters to be able to use cantrips for OAs. @WiscoDwarf
— Jeremy Crawford (@JeremyECrawford) March 23, 2015
@corymacdonald I didn’t realize it’d nerf War Caster. It was how I thought about cantrips. Clearly baked in. I’m good now. Excellent! @WiscoDwarf
— Jeremy Crawford (@JeremyECrawford) March 24, 2015
If you try to design monsters to be encounters all on their own, you’re limiting their versatility
daily #dnd creator tip: If you try to design monsters to be encounters all on their own, you're limiting their versatility. Let encounter builders use monsters as the pieces they are. Encounter building can make any complexity needed. Obviously solo-type monsters are different.
— Shawn Merwin (@shawnmerwin) January 20, 2021
A Halfling Barbarian and a Gnome Druid
A Halfling Barbarian #dnd pic.twitter.com/yPrDE6aP4l
— Max Dunbar (@Max_Dunbar) September 15, 2020
A Gnome Druid and her bird friend to start the day#dnd pic.twitter.com/t7r69JuhCD
— Max Dunbar (@Max_Dunbar) September 22, 2020
No matter what I’m designing, I try to look at it from every point of view
daily #dnd creator tip: No matter what I'm designing, I try to look at it from every POV: most importantly as DM and player. For rules, would a player want to use it and a DM want to allow it? For adventures or worldbuilding, would a player love to play it and DMs love to run it?
— Shawn Merwin (@shawnmerwin) January 3, 2021
If my temporary HP are 10 and I take 30 damage, what is the DC of my Concentration Check?
@Mathew_ReutherIf my Temporary Hit Points are 10 and I take 30 damage from an attack, what is the DC of my Concentration Check? The DC is 15. When temporary hit points absorb damage for you, you're still taking damage, just not to your real hit points.
— Jeremy Crawford (@JeremyECrawford) August 25, 2014