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Barbarians: Created by Andreas Heckmann, Arne Nolting, Jan Martin Scharf. Bearbaric Sword is a sword and part of the. They say that the Celestial Bearbarian has asked several Rampant Bearbarians to help him, but nevertheless, it's a nice piece of work. Deeply embedded in a honey plinth, this sword bears the inscription that only he who manages to remove it will be named king of the Bearbarians. The same coloured Gluey blob creatures together and remove them to score points.Official Description.
I surely never felt underpowered or overshadowed at the table and the rest of the party was pretty stoked when she would eat up 14 attacks without a hit and just flat walk away from multiple opponents and shrug off opportunity attacks like they didn't matter. She was extremely hard to hit with a sky-high AC and enemies getting disadvantage and went several levels in a row without being hit by an attack at all, despite the fact she was the first person into melee on every combat. My Rogue has a 14 Charisma, expertise in Deception and proficiency in persuasion.My bladesinger was the most combat "optimized" character I ever played and she did the least DPR off any of my 5E characters. By the same token they are cheering and calling my Rogue a "legend" (true story) because I tricked an employer into paying us 6 times what we were owed for a job by twisting the agreement and embellishing what we did a bit. When the Paladin sitting next to me hits the BBEG for 60 points of damage I am celebrating and high five-ing and the fact my Rogue's short sword did 5 damage one turn before is of no consequence. The famous battle of the Teutoburg Forest, in which Germanic warriors united by a strong woman, halted the northward advance of This is silly and it sounds like you have a bunch of insecure players.
The bardcher has a good weapon (heavy crossbow +2 that deals +1d6 necrotic and has some fun riders), but the damage gap collapses.Once you have that, you just need to have beefier monsters (HP wise or whatever), and the problem evaporates.By providing some items that align with the optimizer's abilities, you give them toys to play with by providing better items for other players, you reduce the gap.Another kind of optimization is being impossible to kill. I randomly rolled a class, googled the strangest build for that class, and the one I found was unfortuentally overly effective it did damage on par or higher than damage dealers in the party, and had bard utility to boot.The fix was simple weapons make the flametongue look like toys (paired set of +2 finesse weapon that deals 3d8 cold damage, requires 1 attunement slot). In that case, simply provide magic items that don't synergize with that build that are stronger than ones that do synergize with that build.As an example, I have a bardcher in a game. Odds are that the player has one particular attack style - magic missile, daily damage boost, ranged weapon or great weapon. It makes the cooperative component of D&D of "reduce enemy monster HP" irrelevant, because only that player (or players) matter.This one is the easiest to deal with. In 5e, this can vary from a nuclear wizard build, to a pure class paladin in a 1 fight/day game, a hexblade assassin samurai paladin whispers bard surprise critboomer frankenbuild (and I know, that isn't viable), a XBE+SS fighter, or even the only player in your group that bothers with a 20 in their attack stat.They are dealing more damage than 2 other players, or maybe the rest of the party put together, or maybe even twice that.
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These can vary from "suffer a level of exhaustion on it", or "you get a death save when hit", or slowed, or anything else. When they don't, the puzzle becomes "how to get them to attack the PC that is impossible to kill".Include debilitating effects that aren't what that PC is immune to sometimes occur. When they do, the PC gets to shine.
The item isn't as useful for the Bearbarian, because resistance doesn't stack.Battlefield control is another thing. This isn't as good as the Bearbarians's "resist everything". Any level of damage you could do to threaten the bear-barian flattens everyone else on the first blow.The bear-barian's edge is two fold one, more HP, and two, resistance to everything (except psychic).An example of spreading the durability, you can have:Shield of Blocking: When you suffer damage, you can expend a reaction to get resistance to that damage.Now, the big bad guy who hits for 100 damage per swing (in order to threaten the barbarian) can now sometimes swing at another PC if it hits, that PC gets a 1 shot resistance. I mean, suppose the problem is a bear-barian with high HP.
Second, it is to systematically nerf the mass-summon spells creature count, while at the same time buffing the individual monsters. First, a limited stable of monsters a given spell known only gives you (proficiency bonus) "true names" to summon that reduces "search through MM" issues. Here is a case where you may be forced to swing the nerf bat hard, just because controlling a dozen buffed-up sub-CR 1 monsters is a problem even if they didn't do anything at all.An approach I'm considering in my next game is twofold. While minionmancy is in theory based off of "more damage" and "more toughness" and "more control", the big problem with minionmancy is how much time it takes up at the table.Fixing the damage/toughness and control elements of minionmancy doesn't fix the time problem. The control-PC then shuts down wave 1 (probably with a concentration spell), and wave 2 the rest of the PCs have to handle.The control-PC gets to shine (great), and there rest of the party gets fun stuff to do (and feels that if they where absent, the control-PC would be screwed).Honestly this is the hardest one here.
They get a built-in buff of "add caster's proficiency bonus to AC/ATK/Damage/DCs" (this makes the 4 sub-CR 1 monsters about as nasty as before, and the 1 count monsters tough). They share an animating spirit, which means they have one shared mind (including concentration and dismissal). I can't deal with 20 of them, D&D mechanics aren't simple enough and mass combat rules are still too clunky.The spells that summon 1/2/4/8 creatures are changed to summon 1/2/3/4 creatures.
When new material is being designed, optimizers should be set loose on the stuff so they can find all the breaks.so the designers can remove them. Though I do think their dark powers should be used for good. The damage issue was separate from the "oh my god this takes too long to resolve" issue.First, let me start by saying that I think optimizers are great at finding breaks in the rules. The point is that minionmancy (and certain kinds of optimization) can lead to table-time problems, and the above techniques don't help with that.Back in 4e, this also occurred with "tap-mancy", where you made a character that attacked 10 times per round for buckets of dice each time, including 1-2 off-turn interrupts every round. (2/1 = 2, 3/2 = 1.5, 5/3 = 1.7 and 6/4 =1.5 gives roughly the same number of slot levels per extra attack in theory CR 2 taps are harder than CR 1/0.5 and 0.25 taps).Polar Bear as a 3rd level spell (level 5 PC) is thenAC 15, 42 HP, +10 ATK, 1d8+8 damage/2d6+8 damage27.5 DPR (before, was 21.5 DPR, at -3 to hit)As a 9th level spell (Level 17 PC) the polar bear becomes:AC 18, 90 HP, +13 ATK, 1d8+11 damage/4* (2d6+11) damage86.5 DPR (before, was 110 DPR, at -6 to hit)A flying snake as a 3rd level spell (level 5 PC) is thenAC 17, 5 HP, +9 ATK, 4+7 poison damage (times 4)44 DPR (before, was 64 DPR, at -3 to hit)As a 9th level spell (Level 17 PC) the snakes become:AC 20, 17 HP, +12 ATK, 2*(7+7 poison damage) (times 4)112 DPR (before was 256 DPR, at -6 to hit)But that is just detailed numbers.
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