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Once a human has the class of Fighter (or Rogue), they are capable of doing supernatural things, but that doesn't make them supernatural, they are still simply human. This is accomplished through class features, subclass selection, and feat (if used). This is why making a blanket statement...

LOL when did that happen??? If I had known, I would have taken issue with that. ;) Surprisingly, no...

Cool, I love this sort of stuff and it's along the lines of what I'm working on with some friends, "Streamlined" being the best word. I should have time to read through it this weekend hopefully, and I'll post feedback once I do!

Has anyone seen an image of this mini where we can actually see the face? I mean, the one in the OP is hidden fairly by hand/sword. It could be a woman, I suppose, or a guy with "manboobs"? :unsure:

The distinction is to the purpose. Joe Farmer my PC meets while walking to the town is not "supernatural" because he is human. He just isn't. Now, my PC is a 20th level Paladin who can basically transform for a brief period into an avenging angel of Death. My PC is also human. He's not...

Replace humans with adventurers and we're good. Only adventurers get feats and can have classes and levels. NPCs and/or creatures (if human -- little "h") are exceptions, not the rule. Humans (big "H") are not supernatural. It is the things they learn (magical), etc. that allows them to do...

I know, right? Surprising to think it would have made it out of the Red Box. :)

Actually, why does it have to be a man or a woman??? We have so many options after all...

Yeah, I always did as well. But @DND_Reborn has basically retired from D&D and spends most of his time working on our game. We're about to begin another 5E game this Friday, but I doubt he'll play. The only thing Rogue is missing for me is the leaping/jumping ability at higher levels. I like...

LOL and so we are back to disagreeing (maybe?). :) I've never thought of humans in D&D (any D&D) as supernatural beings. Nor really hardly anyone else... Your average run-of-the-mill human is just a human. Nothing special about them. Most are simply commoners or guards or whatever. Sure, the...

LOL I always thoought the same thing! You can even include the male from the immortals set:

I'll add another houserule we've been using which helps Fighters in such situations, another of @DND_Reborn's work: Action Surge can be used to multiple the lifting and jumping capabilities of the PC by a factor equal to the proficiency bonus. So, your PC can lift 420 lbs at level 1? Spend...