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I'm a relatively new DM preparing a long-term 2014 5e campaign.

One of my players asked if they could use Silvery Barbs. My initial answer was:

"It's currently banned. But if you really want to use it, then enemies will also be able to use it."

The player responded that this would be unfair because the DM controls multiple enemies and has access to far more resources than the players.

This confused me a bit.

My reasoning was:

If the spell exists in the world, why would only the players be able to use it?

If a spell is considered fair when players use it, shouldn't it also be fair when NPCs use it?

I

f everyone agrees the spell feels miserable when used against them, isn't that an argument for banning it in the first place?

For context, I'm not talking about giving Silvery Barbs to every goblin, bandit, and random mage. I simply meant that enemy spellcasters could potentially have access to the spell if the players do.

Was my response unreasonable?

How do other DMs handle Silvery Barbs at their tables?

Long story short, had a particular player constantly saying "you can't do that!" when i'm running monsters that can for example attack twice and cast a spell, or take multiple reactions etc etc.

After a handful of times I kindly told them "As the DM, I am not restricted to PC rules and monster stat blocks reflect that, i'm not making this up as I go along"

So DMs, if you want to give that monster an extra attack or reaction to make the combat more fun, go for it.

Well I did it. Last night, during D&D, I delivered the best one liner in all of my time DMing.

After several in game days and out of game hours of travel across a weird island, the party came upon a village of super friendly people. They were invited into the chief’s hut for some tea. When they entered, they saw a key they had been looking for sitting on a pedestal. When they asked about it, they were told they’re welcome to take it. But when they tried, their hand passed right through it. That’s when the villagers told them “Well it’s not exactly here, it’s on the other side. And you’ll need a different kind of tea to go there. This other tea is made from the vapors that come off the hot springs in the center of the village. But we have to wait for the boss. Because only the boss brews spring steam.”

All delivered flawlessly without cracking a smile, and ending the session immediately after. It took a moment for what I said to register. The rolling of eyes was nearly audible. And damn was it glorious.

Sindriana was a high elf healer in life before being killed in the undead invasion of her homeland. She would later be raised up as a San'layn, a vampiric form of undead elf, to spread misery to the very forests she once called home. One night, under circumstances nobody but Sin herself knows, she regained her freedom, and sought out to make amends for the many wrongs she had committed. Now, Sindriana wanders the world, using her necromancy to help wayward spirits cross beyond the boundaries of life and death, while channeling those who have passed on so they may speak to their grieving loved ones one last time.

Obviously started off as a WoW character, but has been easily converted into a dnd character with very few modifications 💙

Art by valkyray on Vgen :)

We´re a group of 4 (3 meele fighters - dual weapons or 2 handed weapon, 1 wizard) at level 4 in our current campaign.

When we started we were all (DM including) relatively new to 5e rules, but now we´re about a year in, but still a lot to learn.

Recently our DM send a question regarding more serious injuries into our group chat. We chatted a bit about it, agreeing that regular injuries from battles can be healed by potions, healing spells or simply long rest, while missing limbs for example need much more advanced magic like Regenerate. DM kind of leaned into the missing limb situation suggesting he might take an arm from someone just to make it more challenging for the character. Me and one other player were strongly against this, especially if done without any particular reason other than just to "up the challenge". We have no healer in our group, and will be stranded in fairly deserted place in near future. I think missing limb would make most of our characters very limited and practically useless.

DM´s reaction to our objections was basically "don´t be a p*ssy and find a way to deal with it." which I don´t really given his only reasoning was "I want to make combats harder for you.".

We haven´t played since that discussion, so hopefully DM will decide not to proceed with such thought, at least without having it logically implemented into a story, not just because he wants to.

Hello again friends! Today I have for you a really silly request I got last week from my patrons for a Owlbear but in Winnie the Pooh mode lol. I 3D modeled this in Blender making sure it was ready for both resin and FDM printing. And just like that over the weekend one of my patrons already 3D printed and painted it haha

Free stls here if you'd like to print your own.

https://mz4250.com/posts/silly-models-are-159589073

The files, like all 7500+ of the minis I made over the years area all free and always will be :)

Oh and if you're curious about my Patreon I offer my patrons access to all my 7500+ presupported TTRPG models in one place, along with commercial options, a discord, and requests board. The drives have all the same models that are already out there for free in the internet. Its more for convenience rather than exclusivity.

Alrighty that's all. Just had to share. Stay amazing friends and I hope you have a lovely day :)

For u/Taelyn_The_Goldfish and also u/OceussRuler they both had such original and creative ideas that I just had to draw their characters

Hexblade warlock. All stats are level 20. She is called Tief Ling. The idea is that she is treated badly by people because she is a Tiefling meanwhile she is very kind, great, and nice. She made a pact with a devil but she is good so she doesn't really listen to him and uses his powers for the best interest of the world.

I hope this can help OPs have a great day! I hope you like tee-hee :3

I'm sure it's asked a lot, but I couldn't find this specific question when I searched for it.

Season 1 of CR is what made me fall in love with D&D, and I need some light background viewing. Ideally, small group of friends, guys and gals, mostly classic fantasy, decent production value, not too serious, banter, bad jokes, maybe a bit o romance. All that good stuff.

I fell away from CR when the story started getting more atypical and complex, more people were introduced, more commercial etc. I missed Grog and Scanlan making toilet jokes, tsundere elves, and bad bad guys.