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Welcome to the D&D 5th Ed. General Discussion Thread

>Xanathar's Guide to Everything — Table of Contents
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>Xanathar's Guide to Everything — New Player Options and Spells
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>Unearthed Arcana: Fiendish Options
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>Trove
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>5etools
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>Resources
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Previously, on /5eg/...
Redpill me on standard DnD afterlife. If a creature planeshifts there, can it live there, even if it's not dead? Will it stay alive, or will the plane eventually claim it?

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Only the noble knight background is any fun.

The lords of those realms know who's dead and essentially belong there and who is visiting.

I think the plane won't do anything to them, but the locals might object.

It depends on the setting. For instance, the different afterlife planes in Planescape has varying rules ranging from "devotees only" to welcoming you with open arms and hungry mouths to shit like the beastlands literally turning you into an animal.

Having your hot dm play 3 npc attend your character is fun.

Willing to post some stuff from the book via shitty iPhone. Also, willing to try out the new character creation options roll tables.

Also, why are gambeson/aketon superior to leather armor?

Out of any background, period?
No way man, Sage, Soldier, Pirate, and Folk Hero are all fun (those are the ones I've played, plus Noble knight which was fun as well), but my DM is good at integrating that stuff.

Why did they nerf thinga that didn't need it? Give wizards way more spells than necessary? Who the fuck hired the editor?

They really butchered the whole concept of a drunken master. Does meals not watch Kung Fu movies for inspiration?