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    D&D 5E Would you change a monster's hit points mid-fight?

    And protect people from you.
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    D&D 5E Would you change a monster's hit points mid-fight?

    I doubt you have ever played D&D, but that said, I am not surprised by your pathetic reply.
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    Confirm or Deny: D&D4e would be going strong had it not been titled D&D

    There would be a long list of things, I have no doubt. D&D owns these IP's now, though. They are part of D&D now.
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    Keeping a Group Together

    Only your DM can decide if they want to fudge. It is NEVER cheating. Only your DM will know if it's good or not.
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    D&D 5E Would you change a monster's hit points mid-fight?

    It is true, but none of this follows.
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    D&D 5E Would you change a monster's hit points mid-fight?

    There is no way for the DM to cheat.
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    Confirm or Deny: D&D4e would be going strong had it not been titled D&D

    It is D&D, though. It would have to lose all of that, besides just the title obviously, which makes it D&D and then maybe not so many would have liked it.
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    D&D 5E Would you change a monster's hit points mid-fight?

    Fudging can be just as effective once battle is joined, not just in preparation.
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    D&D 5E Would you change a monster's hit points mid-fight?

    I agree. I know most players will appreciate the game going on.
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    Keeping a Group Together

    The players could do as much as the DM permits them to.
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    D&D 5E Would you change a monster's hit points mid-fight?

    There is no wrong way to run the D&D game.
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    Confirm or Deny: D&D4e would be going strong had it not been titled D&D

    4th Edition has never been a failure in the market, objectively. It may have fallen short of where Wizards hoped it would go in that regard, but it was a commercial success for a product in its genre.
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    Dragonlance Would you allow Kender outside of Dragonlance?

    That is a pretty fair statement. Many players have played thieves, of any race, in a disruptive manner and explained it with they were role-playing or in-character. The DM can rein it in, and in some groups it will come to blows. I don't think there is anything inherently disruptive or...
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