However, with such a rich history of Feywild lore and so many existing archfey, I would have loved Wizards' 5e take on how all of that fits into current lore. I feel like at this point, we will never see a more fully fleshed-out Feywild - which is fine. My own imagination can do wonders as a DM. But I was very interested in seeing how it all fit together for Wizards, especially now that we have an official 5e Feywild adventure.
I'm unable to download these files. When I use Chrome, it shows the pop up window which indicates that the PDFs are prepped and that download should begin, but then downloading never begins.
When I use Firefox, I get an error saying that it can't read the file it's trying to save. I end up getting a partially downloaded file which sometimes auto deletes and other times just stays in my folder. I did manage to get a file to complete downloading after about two minutes, but it's zero bytes in size so I imagine that's not the correct file. Please advise. Use the "Contact Us" button at the very bottom left of the screen. Yeah, I realized that it might be an issue so I went through that link and informed them of my troubles.
I got a response back from them so hopefully the issue has been resolved. I'm really starting to wonder if Hasbro is trying to put something over on their stockholders by customer manipulation artificially drive the stock price down so insiders can buy more stock cheaply.
How do you keep your customers happy? Not by doing what Wizards of the Coast did with this product. So, instead of including the rules in the book, you mention this product on a picture in the book page I bought the book because I wanted a hard copy.
This is either blatant customer manipulation, or complete incompetence. Sorry, I should clear up the above review. Well, necessary if you actually want to create some domains yourself. It should have been included in the hard copy of The Wild Beyond The Witchlight but for some unfathomable reason it wasn't. As I mentioned above, this is either incompetence, or in hindsight, probably a pathetic desire to look "good" while actually being just greedy. Having Domains of Delight be used for charity gives them the veneer of caring, without doing any work.
You know what, Wizards, if you actually cared you would have included this product in the actual book where it belonged and then donated a percentage of the book price to the charity itself.
But that would have cut into your own profits, eh? See more let the customer cover it, and then pat yourself on the back over how great you are as a company. If Wizards of the Coasts' goal was to annoy their customer base, they seemed to have done a wonderful job based on the comments below. Is there a print friendly version of this included in the purchase? I don't enjoy trying to flip through PDFs, but I also don't enjoy trying to print dozens of pages of full-bleed artwork at home.
I purchased this. To answer my question: No, there is not a print friendly version. It should give me a starting point to develop some feywild adventure for Adventurers League, but it's a very rough sketch. The last line of the product description is " It upsets me to buy this Buying this makes me part of the problem :. It seems disingenuous of WotC to: Firstly, remove this from published material I know WBtWL is an adventure module, but if you're not planning a full-on book for the feywild itself it makes sense to keep it together.
If there is additional content to be published on the feywild in future N September 29, pm UTC. I like the fact that they are raising money for charity, but I don't like the fact this was removed from the book, advertised in the book it was removed from and because of that also not on roll If they wanted to raise money for charity I better way would have been to put this in the book and give a percentage to the charity from it.
That would put less of a bad taste in my mouth. Especially as I can see this being done in the future. Maybe as exclusive content for their own VTT product they are hoping to roll out? This is exactly the sort of thing I was wanting to see in the actual adventure. Very disappointed by this ploy. I find it pretty frustrating that the content I actually wanted from Wild Beyond the Witchlight was 1.
Just another amateurish product role out. Part 3 is all about magic. Part 4 is about tools for Dungeon Masters. It includes information and stat blocks for monsters, advice for building combat encounters, and magic items.
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A bar creeping little person has an eye jerk. How could she get it, and when? If your character is wearing heavy armor, and his strength score is less than the minimum listed for that armor, his speed is reduced by Initiative: This is your initiative modifier. Unless you have some feature or ability that affects this, your initiative modifier is the same as your Dexterity modifier.
This number will be added to your initiative modifier. Ability Modifier : For each ability, the modifier is determined by subtracting 10 from the ability score and then dividing the result by 2 rounding down.
Or you can simply look it up on the table in the PHB. Saving Throws : This is the saving throw modifier for each ability. This is typically a proficiency you get because of your race. If you are proficient, check the small box and add your proficiency bonus see below to the ability modifier to get your saving throw modifier.
If wearing light armor add your Dex modifier. Note that if your Dexterity modifier is negative, it lowers your armor class. At first level this will be the highest roll of your hit dice see below plus your Constitution modifier. Hit Dice: Here you enter the type of hit die your character uses and the number of hit die of that type you have. At first level your character has 1 hit die. Current Hit Points : As your character takes damage, he loses hit points.
You can use this box to track the damage. You lose these before you lose regular hit points. You lose any remaining temporary hit points after finishing a long rest. Available Hit Dice : You have one hit die for each level. You can use this space to keep track of the number of hit die you have left to use for healing. After a long rest, you regain a number of hit die equal to half your total number of them, or a minimum of one hit die.
Death Saves: When you start your turn with 0 hit points you make a death saving throw. You must roll 1d20 and on a roll of 10 or higher you succeed, otherwise you fail. On your third success you become stable, on your third failure you die. A role of 1 counts as two failures. A roll of 20 means that you are no longer dying and you regain 1 hit point. You can use this space to track your progress. Advantages: List any conditions where you get advantage.
For example if you are a dwarf, you have advantage on saving throws against poison. Disa dvantages: List any where you have a disadvantage. For example if your character is small size S then you have disadvantage when using heavy weapons. Remove the check when you use it. Your DM can award your character inspiration, typically for good or entertaining roll playing.
If you have inspiration, you can spend it to get advantage on any attack roll, saving throw, or ability check. You can give up your inspiration to another character if you think he deserves is. Your DM will tell you when your character is susceptible to a level of exhaustion.
This number will be added to your passive perception modifier. For each skill he is proficient in, place a check in the box by that skill. Add your proficiency bonus to the associated ability modifier to determine the bonus you apply to these skill checks.
For each skill that your character has a double proficiency for, put a check in the little [x2] box to the right of that skill name. Double your proficiency bonus and add that to the associated ability modifier.
This adds half your proficiency bonus, rounded down, to ability checks you are not proficient in. Divide your proficiency bonus by 2 round down and add that to the associated ability modifier. Add this number to the associated ability modifier. Saves: List any ability or other saves such as poison for example where your character would receive a proficiency bonus to his saving throw.
Tools: If your character is proficient in the use of any types of tools, list them here. Weapons: List the type of weapons your character is proficient with. Armor: List the type of armor your character is proficient with. Sneak Attack: If your character is a rogue you can enter extra damage he does on a sneak attack. This will be 1d6 at first level. Rages: If your character is a barbarian you can enter the number of times he can rage between long rests.
This will be 2 at first level. Ki Points: If your character is a monk you can enter the number of ki points you have available between short or long rests. At 2nd level you get 2. Martial Arts: If your character is a monk you can enter the amount of damage you do with an unarmed strike or monk weapon. This will be 1d4 at first level. If you have more weapons than this you can print additional sheets. Note that if you are filling this out on a computer, the calculated fields for this weapon will remain blank until you enter some text on this line.
For example, you may want to indicate if it is a Light weapon, or list other weapon properties, or a description, or a name. Reach or Range : Melee weapons have a reach of 5 ft.
Weapons that can be thrown and all ranged weapons have a normal and maximum range. If it is a melee weapon with the Finesse property, you can choose to use your Dexterity modifier. If it is a range weapon with the Thrown property, you can choose to use your Strength modifier.
Check the box next to the ability you will be using. Proficiency: If you have proficiency with this weapon. Check this small box and enter your proficiency bonus in the large box. Magic: If the weapon receives a magic adjustment, enter this in both the attack and damage rows. Attack Bonus : Add up all the attack adjustments and enter the total here. You will add this bonus to your attack rolls.
Damage Bonus : Add up all the damage adjustments and enter the total here. You will add this bonus to your damage rolls. Damage Dice : Enter the number and type of die to roll for damage.
For weapons with the Versatile property, also ether the damage if the weapon is used two handed. For instance, for a Longsword you could enter 1d8 1d Ammo: For weapons that use ammunition, you can use these boxes to check off your ammunition as it is used.
If you take the time after a battle, you can normally recover half of your expended ammunition. NOTES The section on the lower right of the first sheet is for any notes you may want to add to help you remember details about your character. There may not be enough room here to describe all of his special abilities in detail, but you could list them here and keep the details on sheet 4, or look them up in the Players Handbook, until you have used them enough to remember how they work.
You can use cards available HERE. If you are filling this out on your computer, there are two non-printing boxes at the bottom of page one. Update Calculations : All of the information filled in automatically for you should update whenever you make any change. You can press this button to force the form to update all of the calculated fields.
Clear: Be careful to not press this unless you want to erase everything from all of the fields on all pages. This button is useful for clearing all fields and starting over, or before printing a blank form to fill out by hand.
PAGE 2 The first page contains everything you may need to reference during combat. There is a wider margin on the left side of the first page and on the right side of the second page, so if you print them on the front and back side of the same sheet there should be room to punch holes for a binder.
The sheet version and character name are duplicated from page 1. Refer to the PHB page Strength: Only used if the armor is in the heavy category. This is the minimum strength to use this armor without receiving a ft penalty to your speed.
Weight : How much the armor weighs. Weight: All standard shields weigh 6 lb. If the item requires attunement, you can only be attuned to 3 magic items at the same time, so you may want to keep track of attunement here as well.
You can get the weight for standard equipment packs HERE. For higher level characters, you may only want to list items here that your character always carries with him. Carrying Capacity : This is your Strength score X Total Weight Carried : Simply add up the weight of everything listed above.
If everyone in the party wants to stay together between adventures they should all have the same lifestyle. Age, height and weight are also listed on page 1. Entering the information on one page will also enter it on the other page. Gender, Handedness : your choice.
There is no game advantage or penalty regardless of your choice. Physical Description : List distinguishing features- scars, tattoos, etc. You can use this to browse your computer for an image to place in this area. There are many good character sketches available on-line.
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