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D&D nerd / Video game nerd / Engineering nerd / SCUBA diving nerd living in the desert of the U.S.!
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Fighting Razan for the second time
Best thing is apparently to go to that ruin and knock down the slab and kill those vampire spawn BEFORE you initiate the 2nd fight against Razan. This is apparently a scripted encounter for whenever you enter that room once you have knocked the pillar down with fire bolt / any cantrip. I just played through this scenario and had to reload after killing Razan and scrolling around the battlefield until I figured out where...
Best thing is apparently to go to that ruin and knock down the slab and kill those vampire spawn BEFORE you initiate the 2nd fight against Razan. This is apparently a scripted encounter for whenever you enter that room once you have knocked the pillar down with fire bolt / any cantrip. I just played through this scenario and had to reload after killing Razan and scrolling around the battlefield until I figured out where...
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Give fighters some loving
Any combination of martial/magic character. Prototypical gishes in 5e include the Eldritch Knight Fighter, the Bladesinger Wizard, the Hexblade Warlock, and any number of multiclass builds (Fighter + Wizard, Fighter or Paladin + Sorcerer, Fighter or Paladin + Warlock, etc.). It also refers to a certain 'social warrior caste' among the githyanki, who wield both sword and spells.
Any combination of martial/magic character. Prototypical gishes in 5e include the Eldritch Knight Fighter, the Bladesinger Wizard, the Hexblade Warlock, and any number of multiclass builds (Fighter + Wizard, Fighter or Paladin + Sorcerer, Fighter or Paladin + Warlock, etc.). It also refers to a certain 'social warrior caste' among the githyanki, who wield both sword and spells.
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No rations, no adventure.
Agree with the points made above. If rations will not be more readily available, it disincentivizes exploration for exploration's sake. That said, I'm given to understand that (1) quests will not have timers attached to them (a la the original Baldur's Gate games), so if there is a better chance of gathering food at a slow pace, that's an incentive; (2) traveling at a fast pace, while potentially incurring more random encounters (which, even so,...
Agree with the points made above. If rations will not be more readily available, it disincentivizes exploration for exploration's sake. That said, I'm given to understand that (1) quests will not have timers attached to them (a la the original Baldur's Gate games), so if there is a better chance of gathering food at a slow pace, that's an incentive; (2) traveling at a fast pace, while potentially incurring more random encounters (which, even so,...
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