…6 y/o player?
The 6yo DM thing is a running thing he’s been doing with his kid. Calling him the DM in this context was just continuing the thing.
Ah, I see thanks
I was so confused
DeathMancer or something
If they’re the DM isn’t it THEIR job to show things?
These shenanigans are exactly why most spells with an otherwise-unlimited range are limited to their plane of existence.
Good loophole, would also allow it, RAW it should in fact work, although depending on the afterlife in question it may not produce a useful result, the person might be a lemure with no memories or something similar, depending on how long they’ve been dead.
Why would an other dimension be within 120 ft?
Edit sorry I thought of message
Sending doesn’t have a range limit, and explicitly works across planes 95% of the time.
The big question here is what mechanically is them. Spells like Revivify target a dead creature, which means if the corpse isn’t the creature the spell won’t work. But there’s also no rule that dead creatures can’t talk or take actions or whatever, so you’d still be able to use Sending or just ask them normally. But that’s assuming they are a creature. The section on improvised weapons says that a dead goblin is an Object. If dying turns a Creature into an Object, then it could no longer take actions. But there’s also nothing saying that Creature and Object are mutually exclusive. maybe a corpse is both?
Don’t let that cheeky squirt forget the 5% chance the message fails to arrive
If only Calvin had played D&D
Someone on !okbuddyrosalyn@lemmy.world put together a series like that.
Calvinball is basically DnD.
Isn’t Speak With Dead going to be easier to cast?
Only if your class has access to speak with dead, and you’ve chosen it as a spell known/prepared.
