If it’s a bite attack is it still with disadvantage?  My intuition says no. Thoughts?

In the Bite attack description it’s written as “a melee weapon attack”. So I believe it still affected by the disadvantage.

Alright then. Good to know! Thanks!

Hello I had a question do any of you guys know where I could buy more character sheets for Dungeons and Dragons??

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Hello I had a question do any of you guys know where I could buy more character sheets for Dungeons and Dragons??

 You can print them from the pdf provided at https://dnd.wizards.com/charactersheets . If you are talking about the Dndbeyond sheet, you need a Hero or Master subscription to get more.

Uhhh… barely anything resists cold, and they are very specific things. So 1 is a nonfactor. 2 is arguable (common but low number of enemies vs less common but more number of enemies.3 is right

I read this as it creates frost. Which is a thin layer of ice. I would see this as I can use shape water to then harvest the ice as water...

Barely anything resists cold? It's literally one of the most common resistances in the game.

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Barely anything resists cold? It's literally one of the most common resistances in the game.

True, but the distribution is not even; cold based dragons and fiends are the big ones. There's less than 20 Monstrosities across the whole game that resist or are immune to it and the PC races that resist it are not common NPC picks for generic mobs. It's not like poison where a good 4 types are typically resistant or immune to it as well as one major PC race and a subrace of another both resist it, along with a bunch of less used ones.

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Why is this not in the core book?