Fences smashed, windows shattered, livestock loose, and people are down and wounded. You can smell the blood on the air. The magical healers in your party immediately go to work, expending their spell slots to heal. But why? Except for those who might be dying (i.e., at 0 hit points...
Wizards has produced a few of these sets, one for theWild Beyond the Witchlight,Icewind Dale: Rime of the Frostmaiden, andForgotten Realms Laeral Silverhand’s Explorer’s Kit. If you’re running one of these adventures, check out their respective set. Not only are the dice top-notch, ...
from improved character management options and integrated rulebooks, dice rollers, and online avatars, but the real news will be a slick, robust virtual tabletop (VTT) integrated into DnD Beyond.
As for keeping the place locked tight, a Hold Portal spell with the Persistent Spell metamagic feat from Complete Arcane could keep windows and doors closed, but would take a large number of 7th level spell slots. Otherwise your best bet would be the Arcane Lock spell. But of course these...
Although it's currently in development and missing some functionality, it is still definitely an extremely useful module if you either a) own a lot of content on D&DBeyond (guilty), or b) have players that prefer to create their character sheets in D&DBeyond. To get the most out of this...
You choose to give your life in the name of protecting decent folk from the machinations of magic, from horrors beyond the mortal sight, from the unknown of darkness. You study magic, for you need to know your enemy. You have eye for details, for you need to wage war where enemy lurks...
So we only start a drag once the user has moved beyond a certain distance with the mouse down (the drag threshold) — more than they would if they were just making a sloppy click. If the drag threshold is not exceeded then the user interaction behaves just like a regular click. ...
CodeWarrior for NetWare goes beyond the Borland/Base solution by incorporating source-level debugging and version control. CodeWarrior targets multiple platforms, so if you develop for Macintosh, Solaris, Java VM, or other platforms in addition to NLMs, you can use CodeWarrior as your primary ...
This gives a clear distinction of a targeted creature as opposed to an affected creature, as spells with areas of effect (such as Shatter) may affect a creature beyond the listed range of the spell as long as the target (in this case a point in space) is in range. This section also ...
So we only start a drag once the user has moved beyond a certain distance with the mouse down (the drag threshold) — more than they would if they were just making a sloppy click. If the drag threshold is not exceeded then the user interaction behaves just like a regular click...