u/Disastrous-Today-914

I know this question seems really easy to answer, like, “just use another spell lol”. But it isn’t that simple.

Ensnaring strike is great…. If we weren’t playing a campaign solely based of fighting Huge sized creatures.

Hail of thorns is sick….. until you realize it only does 1d10 and its aoe is insanely small.

Cure wounds is a fantastic spell!!…. but I could instead do tons of damage with my bow and let my Druid do that.

I love these other spells, don’t get me wrong, but they’re so so situational that I almost never use them. We don’t run into enough beasts for Speak with Animals to be very useful, Conjure Animals is concentration and doesn’t use the same damage as I could otherwise do, Cordon of Arrows doesn’t have any of my weapon enchantments and doesn’t stack with hunters mark.

I want to be useful and versatile, but I usually spend each of my turns adding up my d6’s (enchantments, swarm, hunters mark) because nothing else gives me that same value.

Is there any spell at all that could be as useful in battle and out of battle to use to that extent, for the purpose of utility and versatility?

The description I’d seen regarding this of course explains their “trance”, but it specifies that they do not *need* to, not that they don’t or can’t. So taking away that idea for a second, is it physically possible for them to sleep on their own? I’m aware they’re immune to magical sleep effects, but would that make them unable to sleep overall?

I’m gonna be honest I have no reason to really ask this. There’s no character who’s lore I want to add to or depth I’d like to add to sessions, I’m just genuinely curious.

I had my last dose maybe 30 hours ago and I haven’t much at all, have been real sweaty and agitated, so def starting withdrawals.

Is anyone able to run me down a bit of the timelines here? I honestly didn’t worry about refilling because I thought it wouldn’t affect me much and I thought I had another dose, was wrong on both fronts.

I know this will last quite some time and I will be completely miserable, but can someone with experience on Wellbutrin/Buproprion help me understand when things’ll get bad and how my withdrawal side effects may look?

Again I really wasn’t attempting to stop anything and I’m not looking for advice on how to stop meds. I have a good supply of all my other medication and am not in danger of stopping my meds overall, I’ll just probably be unable to get access to this med until next Tuesday and want some guidance.

Like I know he talks about himself in a high manner, but it’s not like he thinks he’s better than everyone around him or anything of that sort (in the beginning at least). I can 100% understand someone calling him after his ascent to godhood arrogant or pompous, but for the majority of the game he just seems like a sweet guy.

I also really don’t get what people mean when they talk about him “coming onto you very strong” with his first romance interaction. Cause he’s not asking you to get together or anything intense, he just teaches you magic and have a sweet cutscene. Nothing that’s blatantly romantic happens there at all, when meanwhile Astarion and Laezel just go upfront and recommend sex.

I guess in act 2 you sit together and watch the stars, but that honestly just seems like he wants to spend one of his last nights not alone (although it does 100% become romantically inclined by the end of it if you’ve gone down his romance route)

Not to smurf, but to play as things you genuinely suck at and want to improve upon. I’ve been wanting to learn dive dps lately and I’m certain if I popped into a gm lobby on a dive dps without any knowledge of playing proper dive, things would go horribly.

I really only play brawl tanks and do poorly on almost everything else, and qp isn’t consistent enough to cook a genuine amount of skill into my playstyle.

I’m 22, so my brain is just about done developing, but I was diagnosed at 9. When you’re so young, your hormones keep changing and making you have to swap meds over and over and over again.

I just want to ask other adults here if that kind of continues into adulthood as well. When my next episode comes, will I have to swap again? Are we supposed to swap meds after every single episode?

I should know this stuff after having it for so long, but I don’t talk to too many other bipolar folk, and lack a lot of knowledge we need.