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Yes, but that's because the metagame constructs of class and level aren't actually laws binding the fiction. They're tools to provide a...

We are talking Fantasy where how real Powers grant real power and whether it can be taken away is an arbitrary decision that is entirely...

In my games, the Cleric is not actively channeling a God's power. The cleric is tapping into the Divine power source. A god acts as...

Well yes, because my way makes more sense. The old way kinda sucks, quite frankly.

Error. Fallacy of the excluded middle. No one has said that there are no consequences - just that your god or patron can't yoink your...

And you are completely wrong. Classes and levels do not exist apart from for PCs - that's why NPCs don't have them.

In my games, I frame the next scene based on the current setup and the results of the resolution engine. Sometimes that framing ends up...

Under archefey patron: Under celestial patron:

And to clarify, when you say consequence, you mean that you expect the GM to measure your actions and enforce a consequence on your...

But do they represent exact things or do they represent approximate things and roundings? Do people actually "level up" at once or is...

So much of this game was built on DMs and players engaging in "good natured antagonism" that it really paints the Hickman Revolution as...

Are you asserting things like levels and classes actually exist in the fiction outside of a LitRPG style of play?

This is a distinction I don't think is appreciated enough; the one between rules as physics engine and rules as user interface to a...

Not only were they expected to be - but they were wargamers and that was considered part of skilled play. It was a goal of play.

Strangely, the rules were instead written to assume the players will be jerks who min-max and meta-game every last possible advantage if...