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What do you think about artificer, gunsmith artificer in particular? Are you fine with guns appearing in every official setting, like dragonborn and tieflings did?
First for fuck PAM Paladins.
They're boring with how frequently they turn up; go wield some swords already, fags.
I'm fine with them. Don't care about official settings. If I want a setting without guns, I will make one for use in home games. If I want a setting with guns, I will also make one for home games.
Sure, guns are funs.
Since they're meh at best, in my opinion, I don't care.
Unless you build like Percy from Critical Role with Mercer's version then you're just that guy.
Last night our group spent 15 minutes figuring out how fast a person falls in a game of DnD. The ranger's flying dinosaur pet knocked my necromancer off his tower. I didn't want him to die this early in the encounter, hoping that he could cast dimension door before he hit the ground. We eventually came to determine that when a creature falls, the time of the fall is irrelevant and the creature is, for mechanical purposes, already fallen. The Necromancer survived but took a healthy dose of damage, and didn't last longer than a few rounds.
What's your stance on this, /5eg?
>What do you think about artificer, gunsmith artificer in particular? Are you fine with guns appearing in every official setting, like dragonborn and tieflings did?
I'm fine with it.
It works well, and my player with a gun has done 0 damage with it because he seemingly can't shoot in a straight line.
If I remember correctly there should be something that says how fast something falls in either the PHB or the DMG.
What are some creative uses for Polymorph that you can think of or have used?
Nope. There's no literature on how many feet a creature falls in one six-second turn. We settled on using rough mathematics based on the actual speed of a falling human once it reaches maximum velocity. I wanted to think the tower was tall enough to give my Necromancer a chance to cast Dimension Door before he hit the dirt. Unfortunately, after doing the math, I determined he would hit the ground well before the Ranger's turn was over. I don't use a screen and I stick to the results of all my rolls, so even as DM I can't have too much control over an encounter.