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I have a classified website and it has a great traffic. When I google for a specific term that is related to my site I saw that my site appears in search results but google is picking the 5th page of the related category.
eg : https://test.lk/search/all/category1/sub-category1/?page=5
But I want google to pick the first page of my category. Because the first page is the page where the latest listing can be seen.
How to achieve that?
Can a ranger pick two humanoid races as their favored enemy at level 1, and then two more humanoid races at level 6 or level 14?
My reading of the Favored Foe feature is that any time the ranger chooses a favored enemy, be it at Level 1, 6 or 14, the ranger may alternately choose two humanoid races instead of one non-humanoid creature type. However, D&D Beyond does not allow a player to choose two more humanoid races at level 6 or 14 if they have previously chosen two humanoid races at level 1 or 6.
Is my interpretation of the Favored Foe feature incorrect, or is D&D Beyond’s implementation incorrect?
Note: My question is similar, but not a duplicate, to this one. That question is about a scenario where a ranger chooses a non-humanoid creature type as their favored enemy at level 1, and then wants to choose two humanoid races at level 6. My question is about a ranger who chooses two humanoid races at level 1, and wants to choose two more humanoid races at level 6.
Just as the title says. I play a Bard, College of Lore. At 6th character level I will be able to pick up two spells, of up to 3rd spell level, from any class. I know we will be on the long-term adventure with no easy way to get food and drinks. Goodberries could make it much easier for us, but I do not want to "waste" a 3rd level spell known for a 1st level spell if there is something of more power available to me.
Preference is for material from Player’s Handbook and Xanathar’s Guide To Everything as it is automatically allowed. If there are multiple spells that meet the requirement, the one with the widest utility wins. If there are none, the highest level and biggest utility are the factor.
Is it Depending how many people you have in the group?
This is from the Document center.
In[548]:= Pick[f[1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6], {1, 0, 1, 0, 1, 1}, 1] Out[548]= f[1, 3, 5, 6] Can anyone explain how this work when data is not a list?
Pick[list,sel,patt]
picks out those elements of list for which the corresponding element of sel matches patt.
How do they determine corresponding element when they aren’t the same type? Also not even a list?
Does a character have to have thieves’ tools (TT) in order to pick a lock? Not necessarily proficiency in the tool, but at least have the tool itself?
I’m confused about picking locks and whether or not it A) requires thieves tools to even attempt to open a lock (the description of the lock and manacles in the equipment section suggest they are), and B) if you need proficiency in TT to even use them (the “Working Together” section in PHB 175 suggestes you do). However the dexterity ability section on PHB 177 clearly lists “pick a lock” with no other qualifiers.
Clearly you can’t pick a lock with just your fingers, so some type of tool is needed. I figure that improvising tools gives you disadvantage, while having the TT avoids that penalty. This allows my high dex characters to still attempt to open locks at any time (in a jail, stripped of their gear, etc) but obviously having the right equipment is a huge advantage.
So I ruled that picking a lock without TT is a dex roll with disadvantage, with TT (but not proficiency in them) is a normal DEX check, and proficiency lets you add your prof bonus to the roll (as the TT item entry seems to imply).
Under Move Objects
This effect can move objects, but cannot perform tasks of fine manipulation (like untying knots, typing, or manipulating controls) without the Precise modifier.
Then The Precise Modifier
Precise: Move Object with this modifier can be used for tasks involving fine manipulation
So do my Ranks in Move Object, with precise, become my Technology roll to pick a lock? If not, why? I’ve asked this on reddit, and people weren’t citing pages or specific blocks of text (and/or explaining it to me in a way I understood)
My character is a Metal Manipulation concept, and I thought it would be cool to touch a lock and have it open itself (if it was mechanical and made of metal… my power is also limited(metal) and Close (must touch it))
Can an Arcane Trickster or Eldritch Knight who takes the Magic Initiate (Wizard) feat cast the first level spell they pick with their spell slots, like a Bard who took Magic Initiate (Bard) can? Or the Wizard for that matter?
Both AT and EK uses the wizard spell list, so one could assume so, but can they?
Reserve Maneuver (PHB2, p191):
Benefit: Choose an encounter attack power from your class. The power must be your level or lower and one that you don’t already have. When you regain the use of your powers at the end of any rest, you can gain the use of the chosen power instead of regaining the use of an encounter attack power of the same level or higher.
Does the highlighted "from your class" include the class I multiclassed into?
I searched the web for a kind of plugin or code that suits our need. We have a local food store and we want to sell products with an online shop.
The ordered products can be picked up in the local store then. So we have products which are ready for pick up a week after the customer ordered, but also have products which are ready for pick up 2,3 or 4 weeks after the order.
I want to notify the customer one day before he can pick up his order via Email!
Does anyone know a plugin or how can i achieve this instead?
