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Moves Like Banner (Bruce)
u/Brother-Cane
Moves Like Banner (Bruce)
5e (2014)
Moves Like Banner (Bruce)
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Moves Like Banner (Bruce)

So, the Ring of Jumping allows an attuned user to cast Jump on themselves, and:

Once on each of its turns until the spell ends, that creature can jump up to 30 feet by spending 10 feet of movement.

Now, as the ring makes no mention of limited uses or a recharge timeframe, one can (in the absence of other information) assume that an attuned user of the ring can recast the spell as many times as he/she likes. This means that an otherwise normal human could have a travel speed of 50 on the open road or under a high ceiling, making for some unusual combat applications.

This thought brought on a rather comedic visualization of someone in a suit of full plate jumping from place to place like The Hulk of the comics.

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Am I wrong for disallowing AI in my campaign wiki?
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Am I wrong for disallowing AI in my campaign wiki?
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So I've set up a wiki for my campaign and while I write most of the articels as the DM, players can write articles about their characters and related stuff too. However, I said AI-generated images and text are not allowed.

I am not using AI, I spend a lot of time doing everything myself - using Inkarnate for maps, Heroforge for character art and conventional software for other stuff.

So I wasn't happy with the thought of AI content finding its way into the campaign wiki.

However, at least one player was annoyed by the AI ban. Who's right here? Would you disallow AI too?

(I am fine with players using AI to create character art, it's better than no visuals at all, so it's not like AI is banned entirely).

When it comes to liking a specific school of magic, which one do you think is the biggest red flag to like, and which one do you think is the biggest green flag? Specifically, when it comes to the implications of its use being possible in the real world.
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When it comes to liking a specific school of magic, which one do you think is the biggest red flag to like, and which one do you think is the biggest green flag? Specifically, when it comes to the implications of its use being possible in the real world.
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