In my ongoing Curse of Strahd game, The question has arisen about what spells a wood elf Way of the Shadow Monk would have access to in the various wereraven forms. In the humanoid (wood elf) form, all spell casting would be available as normal. In the hybrid form, most spell casting would still be […]
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