I'm looking at getting Resilient (Con) as my next ASI feat but I cant figure out how purchasing it by itself works.
The D&DB store has "Resilient" as a purchasable, followed by resilient in each of the resilient stats also individually purchasable. What's the difference?
Do I need to get both "Resilient" and "Resilient Con", or can I just get one and if so which one?
I had a look at the Purchasable Feats list and I too am not quite sure why there are 7 different options (Resilient Str, Resilient Dex, Resilient Con, Resilient Int, Resilient Wis, Resilient Cha and Resilient). I would think you would just buy the feat itself and be given the option in the character builder to choose which Ability you want. I am interested to find out what the difference is between the 7 different options presented is.
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Yeah it's a weird one, I was wondering why i couldn't find it elsewhere in the forum if I had this confusion. If I don't get any more concrete replies by the time the level up rolls around I'll take the $2-$4 leap of faith
I'm looking at getting Resilient (Con) as my next ASI feat but I cant figure out how purchasing it by itself works.
The D&DB store has "Resilient" as a purchasable, followed by resilient in each of the resilient stats also individually purchasable. What's the difference?
Do I need to get both "Resilient" and "Resilient Con", or can I just get one and if so which one?
This is a really good point - I'll raise this with the team to see if I can get a more clarifying answer for you.
I had a look at the Purchasable Feats list and I too am not quite sure why there are 7 different options (Resilient Str, Resilient Dex, Resilient Con, Resilient Int, Resilient Wis, Resilient Cha and Resilient). I would think you would just buy the feat itself and be given the option in the character builder to choose which Ability you want. I am interested to find out what the difference is between the 7 is.
Ultimately, there is a limitation with the homebrew system that prevents it from allowing the full functionality of the feat on a per ASI basis - so we decided to split the feat up (so as to ensure that the choices are effectively there - even if they've been split up).
Hey there - this is now fixed and when you purchase the Resilient Feat, you'll receive all of the variations of them. Thank you for bringing this to our attention!
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REMEMBER: Wizards Of The Coast does not own DDB, they are two different companies. When you buy a physical book, WotC receives the money you bought it for, not DDB and vice versa. If you want a digital key to get an online book for free because you have the hardcopy book then DDB makes no money because you don't buy off DDB you buy off WotC, so please stop making threads about this issue. DDB needs money to continue helping people and servers aren't cheap.
I'm looking at getting Resilient (Con) as my next ASI feat but I cant figure out how purchasing it by itself works.
The D&DB store has "Resilient" as a purchasable, followed by resilient in each of the resilient stats also individually purchasable. What's the difference?
Do I need to get both "Resilient" and "Resilient Con", or can I just get one and if so which one?
I had a look at the Purchasable Feats list and I too am not quite sure why there are 7 different options (Resilient Str, Resilient Dex, Resilient Con, Resilient Int, Resilient Wis, Resilient Cha and Resilient). I would think you would just buy the feat itself and be given the option in the character builder to choose which Ability you want. I am interested to find out what the difference is between the 7 different options presented is.
REMEMBER: Wizards Of The Coast does not own DDB, they are two different companies. When you buy a physical book, WotC receives the money you bought it for, not DDB and vice versa. If you want a digital key to get an online book for free because you have the hardcopy book then DDB makes no money because you don't buy off DDB you buy off WotC, so please stop making threads about this issue. DDB needs money to continue helping people and servers aren't cheap.
Yeah it's a weird one, I was wondering why i couldn't find it elsewhere in the forum if I had this confusion. If I don't get any more concrete replies by the time the level up rolls around I'll take the $2-$4 leap of faith
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D&D Beyond StaffThis is a really good point - I'll raise this with the team to see if I can get a more clarifying answer for you.
Ultimately, there is a limitation with the homebrew system that prevents it from allowing the full functionality of the feat on a per ASI basis - so we decided to split the feat up (so as to ensure that the choices are effectively there - even if they've been split up).
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D&D Beyond StaffHey there - this is now fixed and when you purchase the Resilient Feat, you'll receive all of the variations of them. Thank you for bringing this to our attention!
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REMEMBER: Wizards Of The Coast does not own DDB, they are two different companies. When you buy a physical book, WotC receives the money you bought it for, not DDB and vice versa. If you want a digital key to get an online book for free because you have the hardcopy book then DDB makes no money because you don't buy off DDB you buy off WotC, so please stop making threads about this issue. DDB needs money to continue helping people and servers aren't cheap.
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