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D&D is basically the buffet table of gaming. It's primarily a "fantasy" game, but it can be stretched to include just about any kind of...

I didn’t realize those were the entirety of steampunk aesthetic. My bad. Edit: also, from the current DMG. No steampunk aesthetic...

Took me 10 months to make a damned hat. Started the project, that needed skills I didn't yet possess. Got 75% done. Had to scrap 50% and...

Is exorcism mentally controlling/overriding the possessing spirit?

So if I tell you I want you to poison me to death with a bottle of poison marked with a skull and crossbones which contains poison and...

But that isn’t the definition of it. It’s just your definition of it. It makes no sense—if I agree to mind control, it’s not mind...

Fair enough. I mostly agree, except that I would absolutely say it can be morally defensible, all depending on the scenario. In fact...

Jedi Mind Trick is more like the Command spell, a direct compulsion to the mind. The problem is, Old Ben Kenobi really likes using the...

I'm aware of what mind control is. Sorry, I just disagree insofar as one being more or less inherently bad than the other. Doesn't...

So is it more or less moral to mind control someone if they're Daniel Craig? Hmm... :P

Nothing takes away a person’s free will like murdering them. If the stakes are so high that you are going to be murdered or are...

I tend to think of "evil" in terms of harm caused. With mind control, there are a few aspects that we can use to measure that. First...

As Jedi mind tricks go, was Rey's use of same to escape the Chair of Interrogation moral? The faceless storm trooper wasn't really...

For a silly little semantic tangent for fun, where does mind control start? Sure, just directly replacing their thoughts with yours is...

Mind control is a tool, and the degree of evil it is depends on what you use it for. But that doesn't mean it's entirely neutral. A...