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It's not in the rules. The same goes for clerics, paladins, etc. There are no rules in 5e for removing PC powers or denying them...

If you think that, you haven't understood Cthulhu. Cthulhu is beyond noticing their human followers. Cthulhu doesn't care about ending...

The patron is an NPC, and therefore run by the DM. But NPCs cannot remove PC powers, or stop them levelling, or in anyway interact with...

Great Old Ones are rarely aware that they even have warlocks drawing on their power. You are being far to legalistic in your...

IN your original post, you say this: The gods of Eberron are in no way "person-like", even when a religion is polytheistic.

Not really no. I dont like the concept of Gods being people, and certainly dont like the concept of killing them. I know that is popular...

The art in the end credits. Also Easter eggs in Killer of Killers.

Trachtenberg said he had ideas for more Predator stories. Not that he had ideas for a Badlands sequel. Prey and Killer of Killers were...

A contract would only be appropriate for a devil patron. Demons, GOOs and fairies aren’t much into paperwork.

No it doesn’t. What part of “there are no rules” do you find so difficult to understand? The DM cannot take away player powers, they...

No they don’t. The there is no game mechanics attached to the patron. If a warlock decides that they don’t have a patron and their...

Exactly - this is up to the player to decide. A rogue might be a middle class landowner who decides to go on an adventure.

The Predator movies generally end with a cliffhanger of some sort. And usually it does not lead directly into a sequel, even when there...

And do you force rogues to steal stuff?

There are, by design, no rules or penalties for completely ignoring it. Ergo it’s entirely up to the player to decide if they want to...