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Yes, in this case, there is enough contextual evidence that we can deduce the question is meant for D&D 5e.

The original question mentioned several terms that strongly suggest the system in use:

  • Wildemount, a setting in Explorer's Guide to Wildemount, a book published for D&D 5e only.
  • "Chronugy"gjlrad a wizard"Chronugy" wizard, likely a misspelling of the Chronurgy wizard, a character option introduced in the aforementioned book.
  • Chronal Shift, a class feature available to the aforementioned wizard.
  • Id Insinuation, a spell that appears in several editions of D&D.
  • Legendary Resistance, a mechanic in D&D 5e that relates to saving throws, which are mentioned in the same context in the question.

When these game terms are researched together, all results point to D&D 5e references, often in the form of forums and blog posts. Nothing in the original question would suggest a system other than D&D 5e. So either the user is asking about a system so obscure that nobody has expertise in it, or the system is obvious.

Yes, in this case, there is enough contextual evidence that we can deduce the question is meant for D&D 5e.

The original question mentioned several terms that strongly suggest the system in use:

  • Wildemount, a setting in Explorer's Guide to Wildemount, a book published for D&D 5e only.
  • "Chronugy"gjlrad a wizard, likely a misspelling of the Chronurgy wizard, a character option introduced in the aforementioned book.
  • Chronal Shift, a class feature available to the aforementioned wizard.
  • Id Insinuation, a spell that appears in several editions of D&D.
  • Legendary Resistance, a mechanic in D&D 5e that relates to saving throws, which are mentioned in the same context in the question.

When these game terms are researched together, all results point to D&D 5e references, often in the form of forums and blog posts. Nothing in the original question would suggest a system other than D&D 5e. So either the user is asking about a system so obscure that nobody has expertise in it, or the system is obvious.

Yes, in this case, there is enough contextual evidence that we can deduce the question is meant for D&D 5e.

The original question mentioned several terms that strongly suggest the system in use:

  • Wildemount, a setting in Explorer's Guide to Wildemount, a book published for D&D 5e only.
  • "Chronugy" wizard, likely a misspelling of the Chronurgy wizard, a character option introduced in the aforementioned book.
  • Chronal Shift, a class feature available to the aforementioned wizard.
  • Id Insinuation, a spell that appears in several editions of D&D.
  • Legendary Resistance, a mechanic in D&D 5e that relates to saving throws, which are mentioned in the same context in the question.

When these game terms are researched together, all results point to D&D 5e references, often in the form of forums and blog posts. Nothing in the original question would suggest a system other than D&D 5e. So either the user is asking about a system so obscure that nobody has expertise in it, or the system is obvious.

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Yes, in this case, there is enough contextual evidence that we can deduce the question is meant for D&D 5e.

The original question mentioned several terms that strongly suggest the system in use:

  • Wildemount, a setting in Explorer's Guide to Wildemount, a book published for D&D 5e only.
  • "Chronugy" wizard"Chronugy"gjlrad a wizard, likely a misspelling of the Chronurgy wizard, a character option introduced in the aforementioned book.
  • Chronal Shift, a class feature available to the aforementioned wizard.
  • Id Insinuation, a spell that appears in several editions of D&D.
  • Legendary Resistance, a mechanic in D&D 5e that relates to saving throws, which are mentioned in the same context in the question.

When these game terms are researched together, all results point to D&D 5e references, often in the form of forums and blog posts. Nothing in the original question would suggest a system other than D&D 5e. So either the user is asking about a system so obscure that nobody has expertise in it, or the system is obvious.

Yes, in this case, there is enough contextual evidence that we can deduce the question is meant for D&D 5e.

The original question mentioned several terms that strongly suggest the system in use:

  • Wildemount, a setting in Explorer's Guide to Wildemount, a book published for D&D 5e only.
  • "Chronugy" wizard, likely a misspelling of the Chronurgy wizard, a character option introduced in the aforementioned book.
  • Chronal Shift, a class feature available to the aforementioned wizard.
  • Id Insinuation, a spell that appears in several editions of D&D.
  • Legendary Resistance, a mechanic in D&D 5e that relates to saving throws, which are mentioned in the same context in the question.

When these game terms are researched together, all results point to D&D 5e references, often in the form of forums and blog posts. Nothing in the original question would suggest a system other than D&D 5e. So either the user is asking about a system so obscure that nobody has expertise in it, or the system is obvious.

Yes, in this case, there is enough contextual evidence that we can deduce the question is meant for D&D 5e.

The original question mentioned several terms that strongly suggest the system in use:

  • Wildemount, a setting in Explorer's Guide to Wildemount, a book published for D&D 5e only.
  • "Chronugy"gjlrad a wizard, likely a misspelling of the Chronurgy wizard, a character option introduced in the aforementioned book.
  • Chronal Shift, a class feature available to the aforementioned wizard.
  • Id Insinuation, a spell that appears in several editions of D&D.
  • Legendary Resistance, a mechanic in D&D 5e that relates to saving throws, which are mentioned in the same context in the question.

When these game terms are researched together, all results point to D&D 5e references, often in the form of forums and blog posts. Nothing in the original question would suggest a system other than D&D 5e. So either the user is asking about a system so obscure that nobody has expertise in it, or the system is obvious.

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Yes, in this case, there is enough contextual evidence that we can deduce the question is meant for D&D 5e.

The original question mentioned several terms that strongly suggest the system in use:

  • Wildemount, a setting in Explorer's Guide to Wildemount, a book published for D&D 5e only.
  • "Chronugy" wizard, likely a misspelling of the Chronurgy wizard, a character option introduced in the aforementioned book.
  • Chronal Shift, a class feature available to the aforementioned wizard.
  • Id Insinuation, a spell that appears in several editions of D&D.
  • Legendary Resistance, a mechanic in D&D 5e that relates to saving throws, which are mentioned in the same context in the question.

When these game terms are researched together, all results point to D&D 5e references, often in the form of forums and blog posts. Nothing in the original question would suggest a system other than D&D 5e. So either the user is asking about a system so obscure that nobody has expertise in it, or the system is obvious.