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Crawfords BS rulings and lore statements can take a long walk off of a short pier. I'm not obligated to follow his ridiculous...

Right. And by picking warlock the player decided to have a patron he is obligated to. That was his choice to make.

Do they have a nasty rogue patron who is going to cut off the fingers of his family if he doesn't? Maybe. Maybe not. Depends on the...

I find it helps to think of Warlock patrons as, well, patrons. You know, wealthy nobles who would pay artists to fund their art. It’s...

I mean sure, if you want your patron hunting you down or something else terrible. It's not like most of the patrons are just going to...

I can’t say I’ve ever struggled with this distinction. As I understand it, Clerics and Paladins worship Gods/Deities. Warlocks make a...

No it hasn't been removed from the DM's purview and given to the player. It has been reduced, though. First, the oaths are built into...

Think of it like this: Do you forbid your employees from learning new skills and becoming more effective employees, simply because they...

Max has a really solid idea, there. Another way to do it? Flesh out the Patron. Sit down with your Player/DM and figure out who your...

I am not saying it isn't good, I am just saying it doesn't break the game. No, I don't really play video games

My feeling is that the only common or uncommon items(outside of a setting like Eberron) should be potions and scrolls.

The best way is to write up the pact at level 1. The patron(you) and the PC(player) negotiate out a contract for the power. Then the...

Bounded accuracy doesn't mean that everyone has the same chances at everything. Like I said, a total noob can hit 20, and in my game...

Bounded accuracy does not take stat bonuses, magic items, proficiency, or skill bonuses into consideration by design. Basically...

nods And if we assume a citizen has at least some training for a +2 proficiency bonus and maybe a +1 or +2 in the ability score, that DC...