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Lawful DM and Chaotic DM answer questions about spellcasting and free hands
When I saw the fifth-edition basic Dungeons & Dragons rules, I concluded that the designers wanted to make the rules match the way players obviously want to play—with little concern for time spent swapping weapons and spell components. For example, … Continue reading
Posted in Advice, D&D fifth edition, Rules
Tagged cleric, Drizzt, druid, eldritch knight, Jeremy Crawford, Mike Mearls, paladin, ranger, spells
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