The Evocation Adept feat is not displaying the correct 'to hit' and save DC values for the feat spells on my character sheet. I am a bard with +5 charisma and proficiency +3 but the to hit roll and save DC are only factoring in my proficiency bonus. So they are showing as +3 and 11 when they should be +8 and 16.
If I had to guess, you choose one of your Spellcasting features whenever you cast one of the spells and use the spellcasting ability of that feature. There isn't an explicit ruling on it, but given that it just says you always have them prepared, that's how I would rule it. https://9apps.ooo/
I bought the book and can't even see it on any of my DND beyond characters
They appear to be in the process of fixing an issue with these "Adept" feats and it's uhhhhhh not going great so far? But they're aware of it, at least.
I had this feat on one of my characters and the moment I went to edit something else, it was also gone. I hope they get the updates pushed through soon.
I had this feat on one of my characters and the moment I went to edit something else, it was also gone. I hope they get the updates pushed through soon.
This was noted in one of the other threads about this issue, but it appears that to fix the issue where the Adept feats don't include the spellcasting ability properly, they've had to split each feat into three versions (Intelligence, Wisdom, and Charisma) and get rid of the original ones. That's probably why the feat disappeared from your character sheet; the idea is that you would select one of the new ones instead, though it appears they're not all working correctly yet.
My impression is that the WOTC game designers are not concerned in the slightest about how the rules engine works in DNDBeyond. The devs get to sort through new and deeply frustrating mechanics they never considered.
My impression is that the WOTC game designers are not concerned in the slightest about how the rules engine works in DNDBeyond. The devs get to sort through new and deeply frustrating mechanics they never considered.
I think from their perspective it's more that they don't feel the design of the game should be subject to technical limitations imposed by D&D Beyond, which is an optional tool that most D&D players do not use.
The Evocation Adept feat is not displaying the correct 'to hit' and save DC values for the feat spells on my character sheet. I am a bard with +5 charisma and proficiency +3 but the to hit roll and save DC are only factoring in my proficiency bonus. So they are showing as +3 and 11 when they should be +8 and 16.
This has been reported in the Release Issues thread for the book, but they haven't done anything about it yet.
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If I had to guess, you choose one of your Spellcasting features whenever you cast one of the spells and use the spellcasting ability of that feature. There isn't an explicit ruling on it, but given that it just says you always have them prepared, that's how I would rule it. https://9apps.ooo/
For some reason evocation adept feat isn't even appearing in my character options. Weirdly the other adept feats are from arcana unleashed.
I bought the book and can't even see it on any of my DND beyond characters
They appear to be in the process of fixing an issue with these "Adept" feats and it's uhhhhhh not going great so far? But they're aware of it, at least.
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I had this feat on one of my characters and the moment I went to edit something else, it was also gone. I hope they get the updates pushed through soon.
This was noted in one of the other threads about this issue, but it appears that to fix the issue where the Adept feats don't include the spellcasting ability properly, they've had to split each feat into three versions (Intelligence, Wisdom, and Charisma) and get rid of the original ones. That's probably why the feat disappeared from your character sheet; the idea is that you would select one of the new ones instead, though it appears they're not all working correctly yet.
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Looks like that fix was messed up too. My sorcerer only has the option to take "Evocation Adept (Intelligence)"...
They've fixed it, just note, they won't pick up +1 effects from items, but easily remedied.
Don't get your hopes up about that, that has basically never worked for any feat or other feature that grants spells.
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The devs and designers really messed this up. They can't seem to get it right... Left hand doesn't know what the right hand is doing.
My impression is that the WOTC game designers are not concerned in the slightest about how the rules engine works in DNDBeyond. The devs get to sort through new and deeply frustrating mechanics they never considered.
I mean, that you can pump the DC up manually in the spell just once. Easy enough
I think from their perspective it's more that they don't feel the design of the game should be subject to technical limitations imposed by D&D Beyond, which is an optional tool that most D&D players do not use.
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