What if you’re double gay for unrelated reasons before they cast the spell?

I guess you’d need flight too, so Phantom Steed wouldn’t be enough. They probably wouldn’t be able to reach a city in time.

Also, it only really works in open areas, so you’d have to avoid any caves.

Would it fit? I suppose technically the rules say a gargantuan creature is 20 feet by 20 feet or larger, and you can make a ten foot radius sphere with Wall of Force.

But also, that would give it total cover, and Vicious Mockery does not grant itself an exception from that. Message is the only one I know of that does.

You might be able to find some cheese strat. One good trick is to use a Phantom Steed to constantly outrange your opponent. But Vicious Mockery doesn’t have enough range to make that effective.

I’m sure someone can figure out a method, but Vicious Mockery isn’t going to be the interesting part.

(instead, they try to play the same character with different names).

I’m imagining every session they play a new character who meets the party and decides not to join them.

But a much better way would be to say “with safety tools and lots of inter-group romance”.

What if someone things humans are fine, but is against variant humans?

I knew it’s just optional rules, but I think it’s funnier to think of it as an in-universe race of humans.

Why do plague doctors get such a bad rap? They risked their lives to help people.

Except the game uses Chebyshev distance, so as long as they’re within 30 feet in the x, y, and z dimensions, they’re within 30 feet.

Though for area damage spells, it’s much, much more complicated. You don’t just have to find the Euclidean distance from them to the center. You have to calculate how much of their square is within that distance.

Me at 20: I’m never going to need Chebyshev distance in real life. Why am I learning this?

What exactly does banning “lawyers” mean if you can still hire people to defend you in court? Did they just ban the word?

I roll one with the die. The die is with me.

No I want to see a programming language with multiclassing. Not just inheritance or Interfaces, but properly being able to make an object from any two classes.

Mutants and Masterminds (and I think GURPS) sidesteps it entirely by having point buy with all the abilities and stats. You don’t even have classes.

In Gym of the Romantic Journey, there was a character who could see the future, and then bring it about. Once he shot someone with a paintball gun because someone was going to wipe him off with a paperclip, and they’d look silly if he didn’t have paint on him. And once he rushed into a room where a fire started, and then was relieved that he didn’t have to be the one to start it.

Chat with the whole party. Some of them might not be happy with you avoiding all the combat.

Play identical twins.

That’s why you only do it with players who like trying out new characters.

Why just another reason? Character death is a perfectly good excuse to switch characters.

And some players just want a chance to play another one of the many characters they made.