Another small thing I noticed but didn't think needed a whole new thread for: The "secret chest spell" could get tagged the way Cure Wounds and Identify are tagged in the Spellcasting Services section a little lower
Another small thing I noticed but didn't think needed a whole new thread for: The "secret chest spell" could get tagged the way Cure Wounds and Identify are tagged in the Spellcasting Services section a little lower
In this case Leomund's Secret Chest isn't a spellcasting service; the service is producing an extremely high-quality 5000gp chest and 50gp mini replica for a Wizard to use as the material components for casting the spell.
Another small thing I noticed but didn't think needed a whole new thread for: The "secret chest spell" could get tagged the way Cure Wounds and Identify are tagged in the Spellcasting Services section a little lower
In this case Leomund's Secret Chest isn't a spellcasting service; the service is producing an extremely high-quality 5000gp chest and 50gp mini replica for a Wizard to use as the material components for casting the spell.
I was just using that as a reference in case I was calling the tagging system wrong. They normally tag everything so I thought they might want to know so they can make it "...construct an elaborate chest (and its miniature replica) for use in the secret chest spell"
No, just “secret chest,” that’s the non-trademarked version. They use the same text in the SRD so it has to refer to the non-trademarked version of the spell.
No, just “secret chest,” that’s the non-trademarked version. They use the same text in the SRD so it has to refer to the non-trademarked version of the spell.
They do use it without "Leomund's" in the SRD/Basic Rules, but either way, it is a spell reference. And I think if they are matching the source it should use "Leomund's" in the PHB text?
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No, just “secret chest,” that’s the non-trademarked version. They use the same text in the SRD so it has to refer to the non-trademarked version of the spell.
They do use it without "Leomund's" in the SRD/Basic Rules, but either way, it is a spell reference. And I think if they are matching the source it should use "Leomund's" in the PHB text?
They can link to either version of the spell, but they do need to keep the wording the same as what's in the print versions of the book (they've mentioned being unable to fix typos in the past where the same typo exists in the print version)
So they can either do "..for use in the secret chest spell" or "..for use in the secret chest spell"
I'm guessing they will use the SRD version because the paragraphs in the PHB and Basic Rules are the same so that would let them copy/paste.
Hilariously, the Basic Rules on DDB isn't missing the word "performance"
Replying again as this doesn't appear to have been resolved yet. Hoping this pops it back to recent threads rather than make a new one.
To re-summarize the issue:
The Services section of Equipment in the PHB is missing the word "performance" at the end of the paragraph about hirelings (the same paragraph in the SRD is not missing this word)
In the same paragraph, a tag could be added to the part where it mentions the secret chest spell (e.g. secret chest)
Hello, just noticed what looks to be a missing word in the Services section in Chapter 5 of the PHB
In the examples it says
I checked my old copy of the PHB and it says "an upcoming performance".
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Another small thing I noticed but didn't think needed a whole new thread for: The "secret chest spell" could get tagged the way Cure Wounds and Identify are tagged in the Spellcasting Services section a little lower
In this case Leomund's Secret Chest isn't a spellcasting service; the service is producing an extremely high-quality 5000gp chest and 50gp mini replica for a Wizard to use as the material components for casting the spell.
Helpful rewriter of Japanese->English translation and delver into software codebases (she/e/they)
I was just using that as a reference in case I was calling the tagging system wrong. They normally tag everything so I thought they might want to know so they can make it "...construct an elaborate chest (and its miniature replica) for use in the secret chest spell"
Ahh, I see what you mean. So in PHB chapter 5, section Expenses, subsection Services the second paragraph needs the following corrections:
to
And also:
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No, just “secret chest,” that’s the non-trademarked version. They use the same text in the SRD so it has to refer to the non-trademarked version of the spell.
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They do use it without "Leomund's" in the SRD/Basic Rules, but either way, it is a spell reference. And I think if they are matching the source it should use "Leomund's" in the PHB text?
Helpful rewriter of Japanese->English translation and delver into software codebases (she/e/they)
They can link to either version of the spell, but they do need to keep the wording the same as what's in the print versions of the book (they've mentioned being unable to fix typos in the past where the same typo exists in the print version)
So they can either do "..for use in the secret chest spell" or "..for use in the secret chest spell"
I'm guessing they will use the SRD version because the paragraphs in the PHB and Basic Rules are the same so that would let them copy/paste.
Hilariously, the Basic Rules on DDB isn't missing the word "performance"
Replying again as this doesn't appear to have been resolved yet. Hoping this pops it back to recent threads rather than make a new one.
To re-summarize the issue:
The Services section of Equipment in the PHB is missing the word "performance" at the end of the paragraph about hirelings (the same paragraph in the SRD is not missing this word)
In the same paragraph, a tag could be added to the part where it mentions the secret chest spell (e.g. secret chest)