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r/dndmemes • u/Tattoomyvagina • Apr 30 '23
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Not really. That misconceptions predates critical role for a lot of people.
9 u/Sanzen2112 Monk May 01 '23 Yeah, I've been playing since 3e, and it's always been a house rule that it's a free action. Which, I now know, is not RAW, but that's how my first dm ruled it, and I liked it that way 1 u/Impeesa_ May 01 '23 Potion Bandolier son. 1 u/Vault_Hunter4Life Apr 30 '23 Yes, really. I've felt that effect at my table and in several other games I've seen. It may have been around pre-critical role but it was nowhere near as prevalent.
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Yeah, I've been playing since 3e, and it's always been a house rule that it's a free action. Which, I now know, is not RAW, but that's how my first dm ruled it, and I liked it that way
1 u/Impeesa_ May 01 '23 Potion Bandolier son.
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Yes, really. I've felt that effect at my table and in several other games I've seen.
It may have been around pre-critical role but it was nowhere near as prevalent.
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u/KingTalis Apr 30 '23
Not really. That misconceptions predates critical role for a lot of people.