ElsaKit

Hi all, I was reading through the rules and got very confused by this bit about paladin spellcasting (section Preparing and Casting Spells):

>You can change your list of prepared spells when you finish a long rest. Preparing a new list of paladin spells requires time spent in prayer and meditation: at least 1 minute per spell level for each spell on your list.

(https://www.dndbeyond.com/classes/4-paladin?srsltid=AfmBOora9Bm-9L9liBGx9ahbWLDlgWsN2SAFDh0ehRCNVOxUb7BOgrYs#ClassFeatures)

Now... how should I understand the bold part? I was under the impression that in order to be able to use a different spell from the ones I had prepared for the day, I had to take a long rest and then

I think that the best way to explain what I mean is probably through example.

Basically, a character in our party suffers from terrible nightmares. My character (a paladin, not that it's relevant) whittles, and he would like to make some kind of a protective amulet or trinket for her. You know, just mostly as a gesture or a symbol, but hey, you never know, might actually help her in some way. I was thinking about the symbolism of it, and I'd love to like, carve some kind of a symbol into it. Something that's supposed to bring protection of some kind, or hope, light, or a clear mind, courage... something to that effect. I got the idea from when I was making a miniature in Hero Forge and ther

Ahoj, tohle je teda hodně random příspěvek na tenhle sub, ale nevím, kde jinde se poradit, tak zkouším štěstí tady, třeba se tu najde někdo, kdo s tím má nějakou zkušenost. Máme dlouhosrstou kočku, ragdoll, která už se s věkem (a váhou... snažíme se o dietu, ale je teď poněkud obézní) sama nezvládá tak dobře mýt. Dreduje se jí srst (do té míry, že už se nám to nedaří vyčesávat) a kromě toho jí zůstává špinavý zadek po záchodě, na srst se jí chytají kousky hoven... a tak... no je to náročný. Je přitom dost bojácná a úplně nám nedovolí jí pořádně vyčistit (neútočí, absolutně není nijak agresivní, nikdy v životě na nikoho nezaútočila ani po nikom nevyjela, dokonce se ani nikdy po nikom neohnala

Hi,

so as the title suggests, I'm just starting my very first proper D&D campaign (5e 2014, with some homebrew elements thrown in). That being said it's not like it's my first time playing an RPG - we've played quite a lot as kids, these kinds of no rules, no dice, purely narrative (roleplay-heavy) games/campaigns. During COVID, me and my friends started a shorter campaign in a slightly different rule system (never finished it). I also did a few sessions of City of Mist last year before the group sort of scattered. And I've also played a bunch of different one-shots, in quite a broad spectrum of genres, styles and systems. But the point is that I don't really have much experience with the D

Hi all, first time poster, sorry if I get anything wrong.

I need to find a way to count the number of cells that have a certain colour. I have managed to make it work in excel by defining a new function "colour", which assigned a number to each color, so I could then count the cells with that specific number in them. (I cannot for the life of me remember how I did that, though). However, I can't manage to make it work in google sheets. Does anyone have an idea on how to do that or if it's even possible? Thanks a ton.

If you guys know any, please share. Ideally recent, but I'd love any and all good ones. It may concern cyberbullying, cybergrooming, stalking, the misuse of images or personal information, just in general anything concerning children's security and safefy online.

Thanks in advance!

https://youtu.be/nsZn9AeVBTo?si=yqV1Ng1vL7I_LWiz

I only managed to make out some lyric fragments (hopefully correctly, but it's possible I misheard something):

"...meet you here, where the sky meets the runway"

"Let's fly when we scream to you [?? not sure at all about that part lol], Let's just close our eyes, I'll close my eyes, Deep breath in, we're made to try"

And then the phrase "we are made to try" gets repeated 3 times, before the music becomes distorted (and then at the end it kinda sounds like it changes to "made to die", but can't be sure.

Shazam was clueless, so was AI and lyric searches. It's very possible that the song was made for the video specifically and is otherwi