New Clerics Are Busted in D&D



They fixed D&D they FIXED IT!

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  1. I had high hopes going into the play tests that it would fix the jank of 5e and help make the game fun at all tiers of play for every class.

    Hearing things that made it into the actual book and things that didn't is really stripping that hope away that the long feedback and revision process achieved desirable results.

    It also doesn't help that I have a fondness for the ranger, as the first class I ever played years ago.

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  2. Ugh this one2024 bullshit just keeps getting worse and worse. It really seems like they just got high to write this stuff. Or ya know, made it terrible on purpose. I mean who. at all, requested these kinds of changes.
    They heard the playtest backlash and still do this dumb fucking shit.
    im just ranting

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  3. Got another fun one for you: Warlock spell "Armor of Agathys"? gives temp HP and deals retributive damage on any melee attack as long as you have temp HP. Doesn't care where the temp HP comes from. And the scaling is uncapped, so you can just permanently have it up and running, and dealing 5x spll level no save damage as retribution any time something attacks you.

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  4. DM: "Okay. Excepting that spell, then. Moving on…"

    I can never understand the pearl clutching drama how about stuff like this. It's not like DMS are legally bound to never change any rules. This kind of thing is always a non-issue.

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