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Well said. 5e is simply joining the ranks of past editions. As time goes on, the shine wears off, and we start digging in to the warts...

The problem with the "spell attack" language is..... if it was that cut and dry why not just use that for innate sorcery? When making a...

So this all goes back to the OP. Where one of the original 5e designers is saying "yes our assumptions about how players play was...

This is basically what Pathfinder 2e did. You have 3 "actions", whether its a single attack, moving X, casting a spell, etc. Now in that...

The Model T was a great product for Ford for over 20 years. But that doesn't mean that car would compare to modern standards. Time...

It is possible that with all of the testing WOTC did in the early days of 5e, they just did not know people played 1-2 encounters per...

Since this is becoming a crux of some of this debate, we want to dig a bit more in the details. 2e. Alright if the fireball is 6d6...

If a sizable portion of your player base is not playing the game to your settings....than yes that is a design flaw. For example, in...

Funny enough....I don't see your point. I think this was in response to some other critiques in another thread, but removing the answer...

I do think this is a good technique for DMs to use. That said, there is a flaw here depending on your style of player. I find most of...

This is also why 5e's system tends to favor control over damage. 5e's spell damage does does not autoscale (which is the principal...

I would argue one of the reasons for that is, when your in a single campaign, its the rule of fun right. So when a player with a big...

A capital ship that can shut off the fundamental force of inertia at a whim...the manueverability of those things should be insane.

One mechanic I created when I DMed 4e was "escalating damage" and "immediate damage". In 4e, it was common to have an effect do 5...

I will say this. 4e combat's could be long its true, and the grind in the early days was a real thing (that was thankfully fixed in...