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In D&D 5e, what is the appeal of Aid?
It provides an increased to your AC, will saves, and bonus HPs. Aid is a wizard spell that gives allies fighting alongside the caster a boost of temporary health and armor. A good way to see through the simplicity is understanding what Aid does NOT provide: the Aid spell doesn't refill depleted hitRead more
It provides an increased to your AC, will saves, and bonus HPs.
Aid is a wizard spell that gives allies fighting alongside the caster a boost of temporary health and armor. A good way to see through the simplicity is understanding what Aid does NOT provide: the Aid spell doesn’t refill depleted hit points or grant immunity to damage in any form; it doesn’t protect against hostile effects of spells cast from other magic users which are traditionally unaffected by creature Armor Class (but such effects might be suppressed if they fail their saving throw); it won’t protect an ally from disadvantage or critical hit pain or vulnerability on the Shield Defense slot—which, as a reminder, grants immunity for three rounds after taking damage; nor can it make up for the lack of Agility/Dexterity bonuses rolled into Armor Class.
See lessWhat is ‘ethical implication’? What are examples of this?
An ethical implication is an act that has been deemed to have no moral, practical, or legal consequences. It may be as simple as something that does not break a law. Examples of this are any number of "lesser" crimes, such as theft where the value exceeds $5 in some US States ; it is also used moreRead more
An ethical implication is an act that has been deemed to have no moral, practical, or legal consequences. It may be as simple as something that does not break a law.
Examples of this are any number of “lesser” crimes, such as theft where the value exceeds $5 in some US States ; it is also used more generally in some areas as a more specific reference on “status offenses”, which are those violations or crimes committed by juveniles like truancy and curfew violations
It’s important to keep in mind that just because an action doesn’t stand up legally against an organized society’s norms doesn’t mean it isn’t wrong morally or can be safely overlooked ethically.
See lessWhat’s your Hunter x Hunter characters tier list?
Gon - S. Gon continues to be really high and he is the only one that I place in the SS tier. Killua - A . Killua may have a slight drop from his placement in 11th last list, but not much because he has experienced yet another strong demonstrate of power that far exceeds what we are used to seeing hiRead more
Gon – S. Gon continues to be really high and he is the only one that I place in the SS tier.
Killua – A . Killua may have a slight drop from his placement in 11th last list, but not much because he has experienced yet another strong demonstrate of power that far exceeds what we are used to seeing him do. He’s still ranked higher than 90% of the heroes on this list which places him in tier 4.
See lessPepega meaning – What does ‘pepega’ acually mean?
The Spanish word 'pepega' refers to a chocolate candy with milk on the outside and filled with dulce de leche. Pepega are typically long bars of milk chocolate that have been flattened, wrapped in gold foil, and then filled. Peagas make excellent holiday gifts for friends and family members. They alRead more
The Spanish word ‘pepega’ refers to a chocolate candy with milk on the outside and filled with dulce de leche.
Pepega are typically long bars of milk chocolate that have been flattened, wrapped in gold foil, and then filled. Peagas make excellent holiday gifts for friends and family members. They also go very well with coffees or wine at night when you’re trying to relax before bed.”
See lessWhat is the Joker’s real name? How did he become so insane?
Batman's archenemy is Alan Moore, his parents never really loved him and he was a drop out. The Joker has no real name because his name changes as often as the person who embodies him, so it would be impossible to list them all. Nor does he have any defined origin story; some people say his madnessRead more
Batman’s archenemy is Alan Moore, his parents never really loved him and he was a drop out.
The Joker has no real name because his name changes as often as the person who embodies him, so it would be impossible to list them all. Nor does he have any defined origin story; some people say his madness came after falling in love with a woman whose smile resembled that of the Cheshire cat from Alice in Wonderland and stabbing her through-the-heart when she wouldn’t kill Bruce Wayne for him while other people say he got mad after being kidnapped by an obsessive fan of Batman’s named Joe Chill who shot him and stuck a fish hook in his mouth to make it look like he lost one side of his face
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