In a DND argument, not sure which formulas to use

Let's say, hypothetically, you could shrink a non regulation cannonball (in size and weight) to the size of a musketball and grow it at will. The volume of the cannonball is 4000x the volume of the musket ball (square cube law tells me that a cube of size change would have the s.a. of one size as 225x larger). If I grew the "bullet" as soon as I fired it, obviously it would slow faster after it grew, but how much faster? For the sake of variables, assume the bullet fires at 500ft/s and is transformed into the 4000x volume cannonball at 1ft

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u/Mr_The_Potato_King — 5 hours ago

WTW for the servant in charge of the rest of the servants?

He's not the master of the mansion, but he's in charge when the homeowner is gone. He commands the kitchen staff, he commands the maids, etc. I don't think it's butler, at least, not in the 1300s

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u/Mr_The_Potato_King — 1 month ago

I actually think this would work well for my artifact deck. Thoughts?

Also I'm bad at manabox googling so Ill have to search WOM, but do any of y'all know of a colorless card that allows me to use excess mana to attack or defend? Something along the lines of '(mana) block creature' or '(mana) deal dmg to target'

Edit: chat I can't read I read millennium clock as energy counters and thought I could use them to draw so many cards

u/Mr_The_Potato_King — 2 months ago

Im making a roguelike where the primary tool is spells, and I'm making a grid to organize em. Horizontally I have the 8 schools of magic, and Vertically I have 8 ways of applying that magic. Can't progress on the game till all 64 are done but I've got less than 20. Any help offered would be greatly appreciated (I have a link to the Google doc I'm organizing it on before adding to the pixel art)

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u/Mr_The_Potato_King — 2 months ago