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But what if using the feat as written will deflect the asteroid onto a collision course with a bubble in space-time containing an entire...

A textbook example of Big Fallacy sewing division. We can't let them divide us!

It is, but that's okay. We apparently are not going to make any headway here.

https://www.logicallyfallacious.com/cgi-bin/uy/webpages.cgi?/logicalfallacies/Appeal-to-Authority 'Appeal to Authority argumentum ad...

Whatever your source is incorrect as well.

You are so mistaken here I don’t think I will be able to unpack it for you. Appeal to authority isn’t when a non-authority in a...

In the real world people take substantial risks to their life for money all the time. Oftentimes they also choose leisure time...

Most everything bad that happens in an RPG is random crap coming about due to die rolls. Thus, I think it’s something more than...

Right. It’s not so much that experts aren’t useful. It’s that experts can be wrong. Which is why appeal to authority is a fallacy in the...

The key words - ‘the judge and jury make a considered decision on their relative credibility’. Sounds to me like this statement...

High stakes are a value for some people. I'd certainly not say people playing RuneQuest think they're playing a board game and you can...

So now you're claiming that Appeal to Authority isn't a fallacy? Why, because you know better than everyone else? An Appeal to...

Yea, success with complication is just one implementation of fail forward. Probably the most common though.

Fail forward does not have to lead to success at the task in some manner. It just means that failure will still result in the story...

I look at clocks in Blades in the Dark. They tick, but they do so at the DMs whim because he can always choose a non clock tick...