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I did something not included in your list--it's the system I've been using in the 5e/ToV games I've been running for years. Pick your...

The question is whether that’s the exception or the rule. Cherry picking a few enemies doesn’t validate your point. Perhaps almost all...

Considering I said happen more and not more often then I think this entire defense by distinction falls on its face.

I’m curious. 1. Have you ever actually been harassed on here and 2. What exact behavior are you calling harrassement? My guess is we...

That doesn’t make sense to me either. How can they harass you if you have them on ignore?

I normally play fullcasters. I have lots of Fighter envy. Between survivability and DPR, the reciprocally envied "versatility" − which...

I think they really gave rogues the consideration they deserve. Part of their reasoning was bards exist so rogues skills become less...

Zealot and Beserker out-damage every other class fairly consistently for single-target damage, which is more of a focus of needed damage...

Yep. And crucially, people remember unexpected occurrences, not the expected ones. Everyone remembers the time the 0.1% chance of...

The more often you roll, the closer your average roll result is to the expected average. But it also makes it more likely that in some...

I mean, it's really difficult in a turn-based strategy game. All of those games are meant to prioritize making good opening moves...

That’s precisely how probability works. You are misapplying the average out concept here. If you have a 1% chance and have 10000 samples...

I disagree. Sometimes, in the first round, everyone does "their opening move" and sometimes the dice work against them. Monsters make...

Each encounter would be an independent sample of a small set of rolls… In short, increasing your number of samples make the phenomenon...