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To answer my own question werewolves seem to represent wild untamed chaotic evil and vampires seem to represent a hierarchal and charismatic lawful evil. Those 2 characterizations are simply at odds.

That’s interesting.

nah

Why are there no werewolf vampires

1099. Ain’t no one employing those fools.

I have it on good authority that players are dependent on DMs.

If you’re not for me you’re against me.

Too bad there’s no free streaming of it this year

Were the coach firings before or after they played?

Im waiting for 3e as well so it can be the trifecta.

Patriots. Cause it’s obvious the NFL wants them to win. Won’t matter how good Seahawks are.

Is there? I mean the argument against trad DMs goes like, since DM can set up the scene however he wants that power means he can put his finger on the scales of particular outcomes, thus taking away player agency. It seems to me it’s already acknowledged in the criticism of the trad playstyle...

It’s also not single target damage which further mucks up the comparison. Because single target damage is most always ‘better’ than equal multitarget damage. .

There's alot of ways to take this. I'd suggest Thief Rogue is one of the closest single class fits. Easy time deploying Gadgets, Climbing, Jumping. Assuming you are allowed to be rich and afford lots of gadgets (d&d magical items) then this should work great. Sneak attack works well for a...

Campaign Continued Tonight, we fought cultists in their dungeon. Rescued some prisoners. Still have to safely escort them out. Familiar Familiar scouting was proven super effective again, though we did encounter doors. Sorcerer chugged through his slots again. My Wizard wasn't nearly as...

Agreed there are limitations. The Bladesinger is definitely being played more like a Wizard than like a Gish, so I don't think that criticism follows at all. I'm not sure that would actually be a better way to make a comparison. Most of the play difference at that point would depend on...

No idea 🤷‍♂️. What does this have to do with anything?

That's a very odd take.

I think that's a fair assessment. In our campaign at least so far it's been primarily undead and aberrations in the town streets. For locked or even closed doors, the owl familiar doesn't bypass the door, but it can scout the area around the closed doors and also listen at the closed door...

Sure. There is a tradeoff between minimizing assumptions for a more general purpose solution and how accurate the solution is a reflection of reality. What I can say is that DPR comparisons are typically directional to actual damage dealt in the long run.