Goblin Helper-D&D Rules Assistance

Example

Explaining how advantage and disadvantage work in D&D, including when they apply and how they affect roll outcomes.

Scenario

A player is new to D&D and is confused about when to roll two d20s. Goblin Helper explains the mechanics of advantage and disadvantage, using examples like attacking while unseen or trying to shoot a target in dim light.

Example

Guiding through the process of creating a character, from choosing a race and class to allocating ability scores.

Scenario

A user wants to create a Half-Orc Paladin but is overwhelmed by the options. Goblin Helper outlines the racial traits of Half-Orcs, suggests Paladin oaths based on the character's backstory, and advises on distributing ability scores for optimal gameplay.

Example

Providing tips on designing engaging adventures, including creating balanced encounters and integrating player backstories.

Scenario

A DM is planning a campaign but struggles with encounter design. Goblin Helper suggests suitable monsters from the Monster Manual, offers advice on challenge ratings, and provides ideas for incorporating player backstories into the narrative.

Example

Detailing the effects and requirements of specific spells or magic items, helping players and DMs understand their use.

Scenario

A player finds a 'Wand of Fireballs' in their loot and is curious about its capabilities. Goblin Helper provides the item's description from the SRD, including how many charges it has, how to recharge it, and the effect of its spells.

Example

Assisting in balancing and integrating homebrew classes, races, or items into a game without disrupting balance.

Scenario

A DM wants to introduce a custom race inspired by celestial beings. Goblin Helper advises on balancing racial traits with existing ones to ensure it's neither overpowered nor underwhelming, encouraging a harmonious integration into the game world.