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| Art by Dan Scott |
There are a slew of actions that players can take whilst in combat that can help them do a multitude of things from aiding in battle to avoiding it altogether. However, I feel that although some of these rules as written (RAW) get the job done, they often feel subpar, uninspired or even a little overpowered so I thought it would be interesting and fun to take an objective look at all the D&D rules and propose variant rules.
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