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@Guardian Angel Haruki

I'm having trouble locating the passage in page that explains how 40 feet to a medium creature is 15 feet to a huge creature.

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@Guardian Angel Haruki

I'm not entirely sure that's how movement works.

What page of the rule book are you getting this from?

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@Guardian Angel Haruki

Are you sure Snake B only moved 15 feet? Because it kinda looks to me like he moved 40 feet.

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I mean...

We've already got someone who rolls 2 damage dice for every successful hit at the table.

*Looking at a certain bugbear*

@Guardian Angel Haruki

And under the right circumstances, that number could in fact increase to a total of eight damage dice. (◣‿‿◢)

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Oh how I wish critical hits were simply
Double damage’ sometimes.

@Fading Memory

I don't. If you only roll once and double the damage, what happens if you only roll one point of damage? You're left with a two, that's what happens.

Meanwhile, if you roll twice, you've got a better chance of rolling a higher total and dealing more damage as a result.

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@Guardian Angel Haruki

It took a few days.

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Rolled a 15 and a 16. That's better than their previous religion checks xP

@XxFellsingxX

In that case, Flicker also recalls the following: Deep Sashelas knows almost everything due to the fact that almost everything finds its way to the bottom of the ocean given enough time. Deep Sashelas is very generous with his knowledge, often sharing it with those who visit his temples and shrines. It is a tradition among sailors to throw treasures overboard as tribute to Deep Sashelas in return for favorable winds and protection from storms.

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"I mean, I do offer my prayers and follow the tenets of Deep Sashelas. Plus, it's probably common for Deities to come visit and ask new clerics and paladins to become clerics and paladins!"

Oh how she had no idea...

@Guardian Angel Haruki

Probably should have mentioned this sooner. Deities in this setting are actually a lot more active and come to the Material Plane a lot more often than those in other settings. So it actually is pretty common for gods to personally recruit clerics and paladins. One of you has also met a deity in the campsite before gathering in the feasting tent.

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What's the advantage for?

@XxFellsingxX

Flicker was raised by elves and is a blessed of Corellon. I think it's safe to say that they know their Seldarine trivia.

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What would Flicker know about Deep Sashelas?

@XxFellsingxX

Without rolling, Flicker would recall the following: Deep Sashelas is the elven god of creativity, knowledge, and the sea. His domains are Knowledge, Nature, and the Tempest. And his holy symbol is the dolphin.

Flicker would need make a Religion check with advantage to recall more than that.

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