u/RevolutionaryFix7359

Im new to obsidian bases, I have a lot of notes with code blocks that show chemistry reactions, this is the code block:

Code: 
title: 
author: 
creation_date: <% tp.file.include("[[templates/timestamp note]]") %>

duration: 
solvent: 
temperature: °C

reactants:

- name: 
  smiles: 
  eq: 
  mass: 

- name: 
  smiles: 
  eq: 
  density: 


- name: 
  smiles: 
  eq: 
  density: 


products:

- name: 
  smiles: 
  eq: 
  mass_isolated: 



procedure: |  

in summary, I fill out the codeblock, and it generates a reaction scheme, now, I have a base folder with table view, I want the base to show folder name-date created-reaction type- then show the rendered form of this codeblock.

I've got everything worked out except this part, and I have no idea how to do this, any help will be appreciated. Thanks!

Hey Mark, was wondering if you had a better version of Storm Herald, or if you had an idea how to improve it.

Thank for your hard work, as always!

https://preview.redd.it/nbxnlsk3caih1.png?width=1136&format=png&auto=webp&s=8a51fac32ecffcdaf91090d8af7284db3b8f3fb7

First time making a homebrewed subclass, appreciate any thoughts!

https://preview.redd.it/w08599akbaih1.png?width=1136&format=png&auto=webp&s=ab927b6c723270e38e6eb520f5ffc1e9101b5770

First time making a homebrewed subclass, appreciate any thoughts!

This Thursday I will be a player at a lvl 12 oneshot, where we are leading a siege against a heavily fortified city. Now, I’ve mostly played campaigns and this is my chance to try build optimized characters in a heavy-combat session, but I’ve never done such a thing and my characters has always been built based on their backstory and flavor.

Looking for either a DPS, controller or a commander sort.

Appreciate any help! Thansk

We are level 18, and we are soon going to join a war between gods and the ones that were before them, titans. A neutral titan offered my character a deal, a favor for one 10th and 11th level spell. My DM is a bit busy and told me it might take him a while to find spells and I told him I can find some spells and he has allowed me to use third party content.

I know 3rd edition has epic spells, that require a lot of materials and time, but none of us have played 3rd edition and we have no idea how to translate them into 5e. So, I was wondering if any of you know any books that has a section on epic level spells.

We are level 18, and we are soon going to join a war between gods and the ones that were before them, titans. A neutral titan offered my character a deal, a favor for one 10th and 11th level spell. My DM is a bit busy and told me it might take him a while to find spells and I told him I can find some spells and he has allowed me to use third party content.

I know 3rd edition has epic spells, that require a lot of materials and time, but none of us have played 3rd edition and we have no idea how to translate them into 5e. So, I was wondering if any of you know any books that has a section on epic level spells.

I tried searching google, looked at my files and lastly tried to use chatgpt to search but I was larely unsuccesful. Had GPT to generate this prompt on where I gave up on the not so intelligent artifical intelligence

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I’m trying to find a D&D 5e homebrew/third-party PDF I had years ago and I cannot remember the name. It was definitely not an official Wizards book and it was a fairly large PDF focused heavily on arcane magic. It had spells above 9th level (I remember seeing 10th- and 11th-level spells), plus a large number of wizard/sorcerer/arcane classes and subclasses.

One of the subclasses was for a Wizard or Sorcerer (not a spell) and its high-level subclass feature allowed you to summon/call on your future self to help you in combat. It was an actual subclass feature, probably around the capstone level (18th level), not a spell.

Things I have already ruled out:

• Deep Magic (Kobold Press) — similar because of spell variants and lots of magic content, but it was not the one.
• The Elements & Beyond (D&D Unleashed) — also similar with spell variants, but not it.
• Time Sorcery / True Sorcery-style standalone subclasses — the future-self ability is similar, but I’m looking for the larger PDF/book that contained everything together.

The strongest clues are:

1. 5e homebrew PDF
2. 10th and 11th-level spells
3. Lots of arcane classes/subclasses
4. A Wizard/Sorcerer subclass with a “summon your future self” combat feature

Does anyone recognize this book?

I was reading this paper (very interesting btw, DOI: 10.1021/jacs.8b01575.), and this is their proposed mechanism:

https://preview.redd.it/6kw8057gx3hh1.png?width=709&format=png&auto=webp&s=0cd3455a2b1e6a1c0e0cadaefb1e476185a1df95

Is this mechanism for the decarboxylation correct?

https://preview.redd.it/ljav32hkx3hh1.png?width=1412&format=png&auto=webp&s=9ac555afcfc3d98046aebcd0ef81160adeb76813

Thanks as always, love your work!

Im an aberrant sorcerer lvl 16, soon to be lvl 17, and these are my stats:

str 8

dex 18

con 18

int 13

wis 18

cha 24

and I already have these items:

Bloodwell Vial +3

Bracers of defense

Cloack of Protection

This is a minicampaign that will reach lvl 20 as well

I’ve started playing online DnD, and there is this player that I’m starting to suspect (casting spells he shouldn’t have etc etc) and I’ve talked to the DM and the player is her boyfriend, so I cant really argue. I can’t/ don’t want to leave the table for various reasons, and I want to talk to the DM and tell her to make rolling under a camera or in the website mandatory, but other than that, am I being paranoid? I know statistic sizw of 20 is very small, but all above 16 is a bit too much, right?

Edit: all rolls were higher than 23, with one being 21. According to our level and our stats (none above 18), its almost 20 rolls with none lower than 16.

Edit 2: This has happened enough times for me to decide to count and note hos rolls

Edit 3: we are level 4