Women in the Finnish military are hot <| sep |> To transmit with that radio you bought , you need an amateur radio licenseEven that may not be enough , a lot of the Baofengs can be programmed for frequencies outside of what even HAMs are allowed to use . There is some discussion as to whether importing and possessing them is allowed , and what sort of excuses I have programmed it not to go outside the allowed frequencies , I intend to add an output filter before using it , etc . would be considered acceptable . So far I don ' t think there is a clear answer . <| sep |> Same to me . Is that piccolo even good <| sep |> My problem with Drunken Monkey is that once you hit level 6 mechanically it is best to be prone all the time in combat , which feels pretty weird and doesn ' t really strike me as suiting the drunken style . Honestly the main draw card of the feature is the disadvantage to ranged attacks . You ' re effectively always giving ranged attacks disadvantage , which is a big effect with no downsides , since you can crawl at your normal speed . I think the following might be more appropriate DRUNKEN MONKEY At 6 th level you learn to fight defend just as well on the ground as you do on your feet . Being prone no longer grants advantage on attack rolls against you . Additionally , standing from prone only costs 5 feet of movement . This way , you can choose to fall prone in a ranged fight , to disadvantage ranged attackers and grant no advantage of melee attackers . You still have to stand to avoid disadvantage and have mobility around the battlefield , but lets be honest , with only 5 ft . being spent to stand , you ' ll still be standing to attack and falling down again in the same round , which feels more drunken fighting than just lying down the whole battle . I still think it ' s potentially too good . Another angle might just to say something a long the lines of If you would fall prone , you may choose not to fall prone instead . Additionally standing from prone only costs you 5 feet of movement . Or even , if an opponent within your reach would cause you to fall prone , you may use your reaction to initiate a grapple with that opponent . If the grapple is successful you pull the opponent prone with you . Additionally standing from prone only costs you 5 feet of movement . I feel these options give a better sense of mastering the sloshing style to stay on your feet , or get back up easily , or pull an opponent down with you , without the mechanical benefits of lying down during the entire battle . My two cents .