What are things you recently learned about D&D that blew your mind! As veteran 5e player (r/DNDNext)
3Today's Reddit story focuses on: Even though you've been playing for a while already, what did you recently learn that blew your mind.
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"This kind of happens semi-regularly for me, but to give the most recent example: Medium dwarves.
We recently had a situation at my table where our Rogue wanted to use a (homebrew) grappling hook to pull our dwarf paladin out of danger. The hook could only pull creatures small or smaller. I had already said "Sure, that works" when one player spoke up and asked "Aren't dwarves medium size?". We all lost our minds after confirming that they indeed were, and "medium dwarves" is now a running joke at our table (As for the situation, I left it to the paladin, and they confirmed they were too large)."
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