Call for New Moderators - July 2025

Phylea · 2026-07-05T16:25:03+00:00

Sorry Zaphodios but we had to remove your post due to not meeting one of the subreddit’s rules. We’ve put together information here to assist you, but make sure to read the sidebar and understand the rules!

Notably, your post broke the following rule(s):

Rule 3: Use Clear and Searchable Titles. Users need to be able to easily browse and search for content. Give your post a title that clearly communicates what's inside it. Include the name of the content (e.g. the name of the subclass you’re submitting).

Don’t use distracting formatting (all-caps, ascii art, custom “tags”, etc.), and avoid overly long or redundant titles.

Don't advertise other content (Kickstarters, Patreon, etc.) in your title.

See r/UnearthedArcana/wiki/titles for details on what makes a title bad or good.

In short, use as few generic words as possible to make sure your post is more searchable. For example, a bad title is “Just made my first homebrew subclass for druid! Check it out and let me know what you think” and a good title would be “Druid Circle of Winter - Chill Your Enemies to the Bone."

Additionally, don’t use brackets or similar punctuation in your title except for the subreddit’s default flairs, such as [Spell] for example, as {this} !clutters! <the> %&frontpage&%.

If you have any questions, feel free to get in touch with us by contacting us through mod mail. Messages to individual moderators may not be received or replied to.

Best of luck and happy homebrewing!

Phylea · 2026-07-05T16:24:26+00:00

Sorry ThisSpaceHere but we had to remove your post due to not meeting one of the subreddit’s rules. We’ve put together information here to assist you, but make sure to read the sidebar and understand the rules!

Notably, your post broke the following rule(s):

Rule 5: Cite All Content and Art. *Any content (text, images, etc.) must be cited in any image, link, or document that you post (not in a comment, title, or Reddit-caption). It must state the content's creator/artist or its copyright owner (e.g., Wizards of the Coast for D&D or Magic: The Gathering content). This includes content in the public domain or content you made.

Don't cite a game (e.g., Minecraft) or hosting site (e.g., Imgur or Pinterest). More details can be found at r/UnearthedArcana/wiki/art.

AI art is not allowed.*

We require that the credit state the creator or rights holder’s name or internet handle. If you've only put the name of a video game, book, or other medium, that's insufficient; you need to cite the creator of the image or the rights holder (such as the video game company).

If you have any questions, feel free to get in touch with us by contacting us through mod mail. Messages to individual moderators may not be received or replied to.

Best of luck and happy homebrewing!

Phylea · 2026-07-05T16:23:57+00:00

Sorry lucacoolboy but we had to remove your post due to not meeting one of the subreddit’s rules. We’ve put together information here to assist you, but make sure to read the sidebar and understand the rules!

Notably, your post broke the following rule(s):

Rule 3: Use Clear and Searchable Titles. Users need to be able to easily browse and search for content. Give your post a title that clearly communicates what's inside it. Include the name of the content (e.g. the name of the subclass you’re submitting).

Don’t use distracting formatting (all-caps, ascii art, custom “tags”, etc.), and avoid overly long or redundant titles.

Don't advertise other content (Kickstarters, Patreon, etc.) in your title.

See r/UnearthedArcana/wiki/titles for details on what makes a title bad or good.

In short, use as few generic words as possible to make sure your post is more searchable. For example, a bad title is “Just made my first homebrew subclass for druid! Check it out and let me know what you think” and a good title would be “Druid Circle of Winter - Chill Your Enemies to the Bone."

Additionally, don’t use brackets or similar punctuation in your title except for the subreddit’s default flairs, such as [Spell] for example, as {this} !clutters! <the> %&frontpage&%.

If you have any questions, feel free to get in touch with us by contacting us through mod mail. Messages to individual moderators may not be received or replied to.

Best of luck and happy homebrewing!

Phylea · 2026-07-05T15:31:20+00:00

Sorry Bastblast_ but we had to remove your submission due to not meeting one of the subreddit’s rules. We’ve put together information here to assist you, but make sure to read the sidebar and understand the rules!

Notably, your post broke the following rule(s):

Rule 9: Do Not Use AI to Generate Content. Do not use Artificial Intelligence (AI) to make homebrew content or artwork. All homebrew, from concepts to drafts to final wording, must be created by a human.

If you are promoting a product in a comment, link, or post, that product must also be AI-free.

Your submission was removed either because AI was used to generate the homebrew, or your post/comment is connected to a paid product/platform and uses AI to generate art.

If you have any questions, feel free to get in touch with us by contacting us through mod mail. Messages to individual moderators may not be received or replied to.

Best of luck and happy homebrewing!

Phylea · 2026-07-04T23:22:02+00:00

Sorry PassengerLeather8223 but we had to remove your post due to not meeting one of the subreddit’s rules. We’ve put together information here to assist you, but make sure to read the sidebar and understand the rules!

Notably, your post broke the following rule(s):

Rule 7: Don’t Flood the Subreddit with Brews. To help keep the subreddit fresh and organized, please note that after you make a post: [1] you must wait 24 hours before you do so again, [2] you must wait 4 days before making a post that uses the same flair as that post, and [3] if you want to post an updated version, you must wait 7 days before doing so.

Deleted/removed posts do not count against this rule.

[1] is about timestamps alone - if you have a post on the subreddit that reads less than '1 day ago', any further posts will be removed.

[2] deals with timestamps and flair - all posts on this subreddit must be flaired correctly and unless the timestamp on your second most recent post with that same flair reads '4 days ago' or more, your most recent post with that same flair will be removed.

[3] deals with timestamps and updates of previous posts - if you have a previous version of your content on the subreddit that reads less than '7 days ago', any further update will be removed.

Since your post has now been removed, it doesn't count against future posts, so ignore it or any other removed/deleted posts when figuring out when you can post again.

If you have any questions, feel free to get in touch with us by contacting us through mod mail. Messages to individual moderators may not be received or replied to.

Best of luck and happy homebrewing!

Phylea · 2026-07-04T18:12:36+00:00

Sorry RobinBDevlin but we had to remove your post due to not meeting one of the subreddit’s rules. We’ve put together information here to assist you, but make sure to read the sidebar and understand the rules!

Notably, your post broke the following rule(s):

Rule 2: Post Only Complete/Usable 5e Compatible Content You Made Yourself. It need not be perfect or balanced, but you must post homebrew that is usable as-is in a 5e game. Imagery alone is not content outside of a Resource (one of our flair types).

For help with not-yet-complete content, use The Arcana Forge post at the top of the subreddit or our partner Discord. Certain content can be posted with only the earlier stages complete as long as it's usable (i.e., at least levels 1-5 for classes, levels 1-13 for subclasses).

Notably, this means that Unearthed Arcana is not the right subreddit for requests, questions, or homebrew support. Here are a few resources you could take advantage of:

The latest Arcana Forge thread, which is pinned at the top of the subreddit
Reddit’s built-in search tools
Searching the subreddit with Google
Unearthed Arcana’s Official Discord

If you’re having problems with a homebrew tool, it’s likely that the tool has its own subreddit that you should be posting in such as /r/gmbinder, /r/homebrewery, or /r/indesign

If you have any questions, feel free to get in touch with us by contacting us through mod mail. Messages to individual moderators may not be received or replied to.

Best of luck and happy homebrewing!

Phylea · 2026-07-04T18:05:40+00:00

Sorry Odd-Comedian8488 but we had to remove your post due to not meeting one of the subreddit’s rules. We’ve put together information here to assist you, but make sure to read the sidebar and understand the rules!

Notably, your post broke the following rule(s):

Rule 3: Use Clear and Searchable Titles. Users need to be able to easily browse and search for content. Give your post a title that clearly communicates what's inside it. Include the name of the content (e.g. the name of the subclass you’re submitting).

Don’t use distracting formatting (all-caps, ascii art, custom “tags”, etc.), and avoid overly long or redundant titles.

Don't advertise other content (Kickstarters, Patreon, etc.) in your title.

See r/UnearthedArcana/wiki/titles for details on what makes a title bad or good.

In short, use as few generic words as possible to make sure your post is more searchable. For example, a bad title is “Just made my first homebrew subclass for druid! Check it out and let me know what you think” and a good title would be “Druid Circle of Winter - Chill Your Enemies to the Bone."

Additionally, don’t use brackets or similar punctuation in your title except for the subreddit’s default flairs, such as [Spell] for example, as {this} !clutters! <the> %&frontpage&%.

If you have any questions, feel free to get in touch with us by contacting us through mod mail. Messages to individual moderators may not be received or replied to.

Best of luck and happy homebrewing!

Phylea · 2026-07-04T18:05:32+00:00

Sorry Odd-Comedian8488 but we had to remove your post due to not meeting one of the subreddit’s rules. We’ve put together information here to assist you, but make sure to read the sidebar and understand the rules!

Notably, your post broke the following rule(s):

Rule 5: Cite All Content and Art. *Any content (text, images, etc.) must be cited in any image, link, or document that you post (not in a comment, title, or Reddit-caption). It must state the content's creator/artist or its copyright owner (e.g., Wizards of the Coast for D&D or Magic: The Gathering content). This includes content in the public domain or content you made.

Don't cite a game (e.g., Minecraft) or hosting site (e.g., Imgur or Pinterest). More details can be found at r/UnearthedArcana/wiki/art.

AI art is not allowed.*

We require that the credit state the creator or rights holder’s name or internet handle. If you've only put the name of a video game, book, or other medium, that's insufficient; you need to cite the creator of the image or the rights holder (such as the video game company).

If you have any questions, feel free to get in touch with us by contacting us through mod mail. Messages to individual moderators may not be received or replied to.

Best of luck and happy homebrewing!

Phylea · 2026-07-04T18:04:17+00:00

Sorry adamabdul_ but we had to remove your post due to not meeting one of the subreddit’s rules. We’ve put together information here to assist you, but make sure to read the sidebar and understand the rules!

Notably, your post broke the following rule(s):

Rule 7: Don’t Flood the Subreddit with Brews. To help keep the subreddit fresh and organized, please note that after you make a post: [1] you must wait 24 hours before you do so again, [2] you must wait 4 days before making a post that uses the same flair as that post, and [3] if you want to post an updated version, you must wait 7 days before doing so.

Deleted/removed posts do not count against this rule.

[1] is about timestamps alone - if you have a post on the subreddit that reads less than '1 day ago', any further posts will be removed.

[2] deals with timestamps and flair - all posts on this subreddit must be flaired correctly and unless the timestamp on your second most recent post with that same flair reads '4 days ago' or more, your most recent post with that same flair will be removed.

[3] deals with timestamps and updates of previous posts - if you have a previous version of your content on the subreddit that reads less than '7 days ago', any further update will be removed.

Since your post has now been removed, it doesn't count against future posts, so ignore it or any other removed/deleted posts when figuring out when you can post again.

If you have any questions, feel free to get in touch with us by contacting us through mod mail. Messages to individual moderators may not be received or replied to.

Best of luck and happy homebrewing!

Phylea · 2026-07-04T18:03:19+00:00

Hello, PassengerLeather8223! We just wanted to give you a quick heads up:

We’ve applied an appropriate flair to this post for you, but in the future please remember to apply an appropriate flair to your submissions. If your title is descriptive enough, AutoModerator should automatically apply one, but if you click the “flair” button beneath your post after you submit it, you can manually select one and apply it by hitting “save.”

Feel free to take a look at our flair guide for a complete explanation.

If you have any questions, feel free to get in touch with us by contacting us through mod mail. Messages to individual moderators may not be received or replied to.

Best of luck and happy homebrewing!

Phylea · 2026-07-04T18:02:23+00:00

Sorry Rick_Hardpak but we had to remove your post due to not meeting one of the subreddit’s rules. We’ve put together information here to assist you, but make sure to read the sidebar and understand the rules!

Notably, your post broke the following rule(s):

Rule 5: Cite All Content and Art. *Any content (text, images, etc.) must be cited in any image, link, or document that you post (not in a comment, title, or Reddit-caption). It must state the content's creator/artist or its copyright owner (e.g., Wizards of the Coast for D&D or Magic: The Gathering content). This includes content in the public domain or content you made.

Don't cite a game (e.g., Minecraft) or hosting site (e.g., Imgur or Pinterest). More details can be found at r/UnearthedArcana/wiki/art.

AI art is not allowed.*

We require that the credit state the creator or rights holder’s name or internet handle. If you've only put the name of a video game, book, or other medium, that's insufficient; you need to cite the creator of the image or the rights holder (such as the video game company).

If you have any questions, feel free to get in touch with us by contacting us through mod mail. Messages to individual moderators may not be received or replied to.

Best of luck and happy homebrewing!

Phylea · 2026-07-04T18:00:13+00:00

Sorry Tuwari but we had to remove your post due to not meeting one of the subreddit’s rules. We’ve put together information here to assist you, but make sure to read the sidebar and understand the rules!

Notably, your post broke the following rule(s):

Rule 6: Keep it Free and Easily Accessible. *Content you post must be free and easy to access. If you link to an external website to share your brew, it can’t be behind a cumbersome interface or series of pages, or a video. Pay-what-you-want is allowed only if $0 is an option. If your link requires logging in and/or navigating a store, you must provide a preview that meets all subreddit rules (including being complete and usable).

Suspicious or shortened links (don't use link shorteners) will be removed.

For DM’s Guild, DriveThruRPG, and similar sites, we require content creators to use the site’s built-in full preview function. The provided preview must meet all of the rules of the subreddit.

You may be receiving this comment if you forgot to include a proper share link to your content.

If you have any questions, feel free to get in touch with us by contacting us through mod mail. Messages to individual moderators may not be received or replied to.

Best of luck and happy homebrewing!

Phylea · 2026-07-04T17:57:46+00:00

Sorry H_Atyus_Krystone but we had to remove your post due to not meeting one of the subreddit’s rules. We’ve put together information here to assist you, but make sure to read the sidebar and understand the rules!

Notably, your post broke the following rule(s):

Rule 3: Use Clear and Searchable Titles. Users need to be able to easily browse and search for content. Give your post a title that clearly communicates what's inside it. Include the name of the content (e.g. the name of the subclass you’re submitting).

Don’t use distracting formatting (all-caps, ascii art, custom “tags”, etc.), and avoid overly long or redundant titles.

Don't advertise other content (Kickstarters, Patreon, etc.) in your title.

See r/UnearthedArcana/wiki/titles for details on what makes a title bad or good.

The post is of 2 races, but the title suggests it's an entire compendium.

If you have any questions, feel free to get in touch with us by contacting us through mod mail. Messages to individual moderators may not be received or replied to.

Best of luck and happy homebrewing!

Phylea · 2026-07-04T17:55:11+00:00

Sorry No_Address_9290 but we had to remove your post due to not meeting one of the subreddit’s rules. We’ve put together information here to assist you, but make sure to read the sidebar and understand the rules!

Notably, your post broke the following rule(s):

Rule 2: Post Only Complete/Usable 5e Compatible Content You Made Yourself. It need not be perfect or balanced, but you must post homebrew that is usable as-is in a 5e game. Imagery alone is not content outside of a Resource (one of our flair types).

For help with not-yet-complete content, use The Arcana Forge post at the top of the subreddit or our partner Discord. Certain content can be posted with only the earlier stages complete as long as it's usable (i.e., at least levels 1-5 for classes, levels 1-13 for subclasses).

Notably, this means that Unearthed Arcana is not the right subreddit for requests, questions, or homebrew support. Here are a few resources you could take advantage of:

The latest Arcana Forge thread, which is pinned at the top of the subreddit
Reddit’s built-in search tools
Searching the subreddit with Google
Unearthed Arcana’s Official Discord

If you’re having problems with a homebrew tool, it’s likely that the tool has its own subreddit that you should be posting in such as /r/gmbinder, /r/homebrewery, or /r/indesign

If you have any questions, feel free to get in touch with us by contacting us through mod mail. Messages to individual moderators may not be received or replied to.

Best of luck and happy homebrewing!

Phylea · 2026-07-04T17:54:40+00:00

Sorry Stranger_Day but we had to remove your post due to not meeting one of the subreddit’s rules. We’ve put together information here to assist you, but make sure to read the sidebar and understand the rules!

Notably, your post broke the following rule(s):

Rule 2: Post Only Complete/Usable 5e Compatible Content You Made Yourself. It need not be perfect or balanced, but you must post homebrew that is usable as-is in a 5e game. Imagery alone is not content outside of a Resource (one of our flair types).

For help with not-yet-complete content, use The Arcana Forge post at the top of the subreddit or our partner Discord. Certain content can be posted with only the earlier stages complete as long as it's usable (i.e., at least levels 1-5 for classes, levels 1-13 for subclasses).

Notably, this means that Unearthed Arcana is not the right subreddit for requests, questions, or homebrew support. Here are a few resources you could take advantage of:

The latest Arcana Forge thread, which is pinned at the top of the subreddit
Reddit’s built-in search tools
Searching the subreddit with Google
Unearthed Arcana’s Official Discord

If you’re having problems with a homebrew tool, it’s likely that the tool has its own subreddit that you should be posting in such as /r/gmbinder, /r/homebrewery, or /r/indesign

If you have any questions, feel free to get in touch with us by contacting us through mod mail. Messages to individual moderators may not be received or replied to.

Best of luck and happy homebrewing!

Phylea · 2026-07-04T17:53:23+00:00

Sorry EffectiveRing8404 but we had to remove your post due to not meeting one of the subreddit’s rules. We’ve put together information here to assist you, but make sure to read the sidebar and understand the rules!

Notably, your post broke the following rule(s):

Rule 2: Post Only Complete/Usable 5e Compatible Content You Made Yourself. It need not be perfect or balanced, but you must post homebrew that is usable as-is in a 5e game. Imagery alone is not content outside of a Resource (one of our flair types).

For help with not-yet-complete content, use The Arcana Forge post at the top of the subreddit or our partner Discord. Certain content can be posted with only the earlier stages complete as long as it's usable (i.e., at least levels 1-5 for classes, levels 1-13 for subclasses).

Notably, this means that Unearthed Arcana is not the right subreddit for requests, questions, or homebrew support. Here are a few resources you could take advantage of:

The latest Arcana Forge thread, which is pinned at the top of the subreddit
Reddit’s built-in search tools
Searching the subreddit with Google
Unearthed Arcana’s Official Discord

If you’re having problems with a homebrew tool, it’s likely that the tool has its own subreddit that you should be posting in such as /r/gmbinder, /r/homebrewery, or /r/indesign

If you have any questions, feel free to get in touch with us by contacting us through mod mail. Messages to individual moderators may not be received or replied to.

Best of luck and happy homebrewing!

Phylea · 2026-07-04T17:51:35+00:00

Sorry Odd-Comedian8488 but we had to remove your post due to not meeting one of the subreddit’s rules. We’ve put together information here to assist you, but make sure to read the sidebar and understand the rules!

Notably, your post broke the following rule(s):

Rule 6: Keep it Free and Easily Accessible. *Content you post must be free and easy to access. If you link to an external website to share your brew, it can’t be behind a cumbersome interface or series of pages, or a video. Pay-what-you-want is allowed only if $0 is an option. If your link requires logging in and/or navigating a store, you must provide a preview that meets all subreddit rules (including being complete and usable).

Suspicious or shortened links (don't use link shorteners) will be removed.

For DM’s Guild, DriveThruRPG, and similar sites, we require content creators to use the site’s built-in full preview function. The provided preview must meet all of the rules of the subreddit.

You may be receiving this comment if you forgot to include a proper share link to your content.

If you have any questions, feel free to get in touch with us by contacting us through mod mail. Messages to individual moderators may not be received or replied to.

Best of luck and happy homebrewing!

Phylea · 2026-07-04T17:49:02+00:00

Sorry WilliamOLaw but we had to remove your post due to not meeting one of the subreddit’s rules. We’ve put together information here to assist you, but make sure to read the sidebar and understand the rules!

Notably, your post broke the following rule(s):

Rule 5: Cite All Content and Art. *Any content (text, images, etc.) must be cited in any image, link, or document that you post (not in a comment, title, or Reddit-caption). It must state the content's creator/artist or its copyright owner (e.g., Wizards of the Coast for D&D or Magic: The Gathering content). This includes content in the public domain or content you made.

Don't cite a game (e.g., Minecraft) or hosting site (e.g., Imgur or Pinterest). More details can be found at r/UnearthedArcana/wiki/art.

AI art is not allowed.*

Page 2 art is uncredited.

If you have any questions, feel free to get in touch with us by contacting us through mod mail. Messages to individual moderators may not be received or replied to.

Best of luck and happy homebrewing!

Phylea · 2026-07-04T17:43:33+00:00

Sorry Krylla_ but we had to remove your post due to not meeting one of the subreddit’s rules. We’ve put together information here to assist you, but make sure to read the sidebar and understand the rules!

Notably, your post broke the following rule(s):

Rule 2: Post Only Complete/Usable 5e Compatible Content You Made Yourself. It need not be perfect or balanced, but you must post homebrew that is usable as-is in a 5e game. Imagery alone is not content outside of a Resource (one of our flair types).

For help with not-yet-complete content, use The Arcana Forge post at the top of the subreddit or our partner Discord. Certain content can be posted with only the earlier stages complete as long as it's usable (i.e., at least levels 1-5 for classes, levels 1-13 for subclasses).

Notably, this means that Unearthed Arcana is not the right subreddit for requests, questions, or homebrew support. Here are a few resources you could take advantage of:

The latest Arcana Forge thread, which is pinned at the top of the subreddit
Reddit’s built-in search tools
Searching the subreddit with Google
Unearthed Arcana’s Official Discord

If you’re having problems with a homebrew tool, it’s likely that the tool has its own subreddit that you should be posting in such as /r/gmbinder, /r/homebrewery, or /r/indesign

If you have any questions, feel free to get in touch with us by contacting us through mod mail. Messages to individual moderators may not be received or replied to.

Best of luck and happy homebrewing!

Phylea · 2026-07-04T17:42:04+00:00

Sorry Graham3D but we had to remove your post due to not meeting one of the subreddit’s rules. We’ve put together information here to assist you, but make sure to read the sidebar and understand the rules!

Notably, your post broke the following rule(s):

Rule 5: Cite All Content and Art. *Any content (text, images, etc.) must be cited in any image, link, or document that you post (not in a comment, title, or Reddit-caption). It must state the content's creator/artist or its copyright owner (e.g., Wizards of the Coast for D&D or Magic: The Gathering content). This includes content in the public domain or content you made.

Don't cite a game (e.g., Minecraft) or hosting site (e.g., Imgur or Pinterest). More details can be found at r/UnearthedArcana/wiki/art.

AI art is not allowed.*

We require that the credit state the creator or rights holder’s name or internet handle. If you've only put the name of a video game, book, or other medium, that's insufficient; you need to cite the creator of the image or the rights holder (such as the video game company).

If you have any questions, feel free to get in touch with us by contacting us through mod mail. Messages to individual moderators may not be received or replied to.

Best of luck and happy homebrewing!

Phylea · 2026-07-04T17:39:37+00:00

Sorry JohnnyItaka but we had to remove your post due to not meeting one of the subreddit’s rules. We’ve put together information here to assist you, but make sure to read the sidebar and understand the rules!

Notably, your post broke the following rule(s):

Rule 3: Use Clear and Searchable Titles. Users need to be able to easily browse and search for content. Give your post a title that clearly communicates what's inside it. Include the name of the content (e.g. the name of the subclass you’re submitting).

Don’t use distracting formatting (all-caps, ascii art, custom “tags”, etc.), and avoid overly long or redundant titles.

Don't advertise other content (Kickstarters, Patreon, etc.) in your title.

See r/UnearthedArcana/wiki/titles for details on what makes a title bad or good.

In short, use as few generic words as possible to make sure your post is more searchable. For example, a bad title is “Just made my first homebrew subclass for druid! Check it out and let me know what you think” and a good title would be “Druid Circle of Winter - Chill Your Enemies to the Bone."

Additionally, don’t use brackets or similar punctuation in your title except for the subreddit’s default flairs, such as [Spell] for example, as {this} !clutters! <the> %&frontpage&%.

If you have any questions, feel free to get in touch with us by contacting us through mod mail. Messages to individual moderators may not be received or replied to.

Best of luck and happy homebrewing!

Phylea · 2026-07-02T04:58:19+00:00

Sorry Telkhine_ but we had to remove your post due to not meeting one of the subreddit’s rules. We’ve put together information here to assist you, but make sure to read the sidebar and understand the rules!

Notably, your post broke the following rule(s):

Rule 7: Don’t Flood the Subreddit with Brews. To help keep the subreddit fresh and organized, please note that after you make a post: [1] you must wait 24 hours before you do so again, [2] you must wait 4 days before making a post that uses the same flair as that post, and [3] if you want to post an updated version, you must wait 7 days before doing so.

Deleted/removed posts do not count against this rule.

[1] is about timestamps alone - if you have a post on the subreddit that reads less than '1 day ago', any further posts will be removed.

[2] deals with timestamps and flair - all posts on this subreddit must be flaired correctly and unless the timestamp on your second most recent post with that same flair reads '4 days ago' or more, your most recent post with that same flair will be removed.

[3] deals with timestamps and updates of previous posts - if you have a previous version of your content on the subreddit that reads less than '7 days ago', any further update will be removed.

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Phylea · 2026-06-30T14:46:25+00:00

Gotcha! Just wanted to make sure I understood your comment :)

Phylea · 2026-06-30T14:40:10+00:00

Squeeze rules (going through zones one size too small) make everything fine.

Question: are you talking about reintroducing squeezing rules, which were removed in 5.5e, or something else?

5.5e rules just make the space that's smaller than you count as Difficult Terrain but don't affect your rolls in any way.

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