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Is "Pass without Trace" overpowered?
(lemmy.nz)
Is it just me, or is the "Pass without Trace" spell widely overpowered?
I mean, D&D 5E is generally constructed in a way that even small bonuses to rolls make a huge difference. Proficiency bonuses start with +2 and rise to a maximum of +6, while magical weapons give a maximum of +3.
So what in Avernus possessed the designers to allow a second-level spell to give a whooping +10 to Dexterity (Stealth) checks? For a group, no less (as long as they stick close to each other)? This is going to be extremely hard for guards and lookouts to match.
Ranger exclusive, so no. Realistically sneak attacks are easy to get for rogues anyways and a surprise round doesn't do much that winning initiative doesn't.
Not exclusive, druid gets it too.
Oh that's broken then nerf pls
Oh wait, it already was