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I have a D&DBeyond screenshot to prove it, but I’m rolling up a pugilist so I’m gonna dump Int or Cha. Please help me decide which is funnier!! This is going to be so fun I’m literally so pumped.

Hey, new DM here. I have a moon Druid at my table (level 4) who wants the flexibility to wildshape into any creature/monster so long as it abides by the CR constraints. He phrased it as wanting a different flavour/variety of options that fit more with his backstory. So far I’ve said yes but with the caveat that I retain the right to veto any individual creatures that don’t seem balanced. We just had our first session and he chose to wildshape into a quickling (CR1) (I had to look it up - not in the monster manual), which has numerous perks including 120ft move speed, 3 attacks per round (the fighter still only has 1), and enemies get disadvantage on attack rolls against it. This seems…rather busted for CR1, so we laughed at how he wiped the floor with that encounter and banned the quickling for future. All good. My question is: was the quickling an anomaly or are non-beast creatures just generally more powerful than the beasts and therefore this rule is only going to run into more problems? Would the answer change if I were to limit him to creatures found in the core rules (i.e. monster manual)?

Any thoughts and tips appreciated :)

I feel like some of the most memorable encounters in D&D come from monsters that nobody takes seriously.

Everyone expects a dragon to be terrifying. Nobody’s surprised when a beholder nearly wipes the party.
But a clever DM can turn something as simple as a pack of kobolds into an absolute nightmare.
And honestly, I think that’s part of what makes D&D so great. A monster doesn’t need an impressive stat block to be memorable. It just needs to be used creatively.

So I’m curious:
What’s a monster your players underestimated that ended up becoming one of your most memorable encounters?
Bonus points if it was something ridiculously low-level.

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I'm a simp of a DM and let my players roll for gambling by multiplying the dice array against each other. They amassed 2,674,456 GP in a single roll.

What comes next?

My dm and a long time friend of mine and the party through us at his champain we all dm for eachother at some point

The party is at lv 2 on an xp system

On the second session the wizard was evaporated by a mechanical creature that if you casted a fire spell on it, it would die but cast the fireball spell like an explosion.

The way for us to figure this out was by us to spend our turn in combat to make a perception check on the underbelly where in small text is the warning.

Next session we treck through the snow as we find a castle

Cue exploration and rats in the kitchen

As we fought they had gotten 3 nat 20s so he gave the rats some guys homebrew plague that in dms own words can [Only ] be removed with a 6th lv healing spell

Thankfully we had lv up by that point so we went to bed

Later on with some portal in the basement

We were curious

We're in damn hell

Next thing you know we're running from flying enemies as the paladin i stay do they can run it was 12 lv2 demon like creatures

Like it just feels like bro is power tripping at this point as the player with the plague just killed of his character since I died as the only healer

Should I talk to him about ts being very unfair even for his homebrew rules or what should I do guys this just feels like a circus at this point

So me and two other of my friends are currently playing Curse Of Strahd. Our DM is also our friend and he has been running campaigns for at least 5 years. After our last session he told us that if one of us died we would either have to end the campaign without ever finishing it (we are in what he calls "the true middle") , or be revived ONLY if it made sense with the plot. His reasoning is fairly logical. He says that our party has been through many things that a new character joining wouldn't make sense. We are level 3 still, one of us already died at session 3 and was brought back as a dhampyr by Strahd. I have mixed feelings about this as I really love this module and I wouldn't be able to ever play in it as a character. I'm also a new DM myself playing a sorcerer with all the mighty AC and HP of a sponge and I'm really struggling to play as my character would normally fearing the consequences of one PC death. I try to avoid metagaming and act like my character would but I think that it will really put a strain in what we as a party are willing to do(my friends feel the same). Both of them(tanky half caster and war cleric) tend to reach 0 HP fairly fast either cause their character would rush in to save someone without making a plan or waiting for the rest of the party or just because they fight their way out of situations. I talk my way out of most encounters but we all have collectively made some pretty wild plans that have just barely worked. Us fearing that our campaign could end just because one of us did something stupid will put a strain at our actions. Is this rule like a common thing for some campaigns? what should I do?

I named her a cute name after he surprised me with it on session 1. Now I’m willing to lay down my life for her after she saved me from wolves. We’re running Curse of Strahd. I am getting her through this campaign ALIVE.

I was told by a player if i get a feat in<Arcana Unleashed> called"Evocation Adept",the feat
give Character the fire ball spell while having the lv3 spell slots.

but the Multiclassing roles seems show the Prepare spell is only decided by both single class.

idk which one is right,and i'm not a english native speaker,so idk if it can work like this.