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no more than i would also mistake the first one too, what's the difference? the first has more whiskers?

well it's at least longer than a dagger.

Sure, why not? Why, what sword do you normally use to fight dragons in your day-to-day life? Seriously though, a rapier was added so...

this reminds me of conversations about people who think superman stories are inherently going to be boring because he's invincible and...

And? But they could have gotten what mattered to them done before dying. Unless all that really matters to them in the end is...

In truth, is -any- weapon made by mortal hands a valid choice against a dragon? Consider, just for a moment, the sheer -size- of a...

As far as 5E was concerned... they wanted a Finesse weapon that could do 1d8 damage. But to make sure that level of Dexterity-based...

Are you thinking of an actual rapier, or of a fencing foil? I used to think that foils were rapiers. Thinking further, even just...

That's an issue with most people not wanting to really engage with the consequences of failure, and is just as true whatever those...

Point is, I think it requires a certain self-centered view of what you're playing for for character survival to be the main one. its...

Indeed. The flaw inherent in the "survival value is all-important" argument is that it has forgotten that survival is, always, merely a...

Personally I just think an Eldritch Knight (of a certain level at least) should get to use action surge for magic if they want to. The...

Whereas, despite being a GM, I approach it almost purely from a player perspective. I'm a player. I want my choices to matter. When my...

This is an empirical conjecture. My experience doesn't bear it out. Yes, agreed.

Whereas I find that character death makes players entirely check out of the game. "Oh, my character can just die randomly despite my...