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Lack of commitment by definition. And you can call it gatekeeping as much as you like but it only shows that you ask questions looking...

5E (2014): Warlock PF2: Kineticist

In 3.x - Bard and Warblade. Bard cause it was great "second best at everythin" class. Warblade cause it was ultimate fighter. Crusader...

D&D 3.5: Master (With Gnomish Tinker PrC), as it is the best class that works with the Gnomish Contraption rules from Races of Ansalon.

My favorite 3.5e/PF1e character was actually a monstrous hybrid shenanigan, but quite fun, with every part of the hybrid chosen for its...

We can agree to disagree here (y)

Not too often now. I used to go to Gen Con and run games so I've GMed for dozens of strangers over the years. Con games are great as...

Duskblade/Magus/Swordmage is by far my favorite, especially when given an elemental theme. Likewise, I just love the kineticist.

I've both allowed it as a Ritual when running a game and convinced a DM to let me have it as a ritual when playing, but never saw...

Yeah, only Conan and Fafhrd are allowed to do that!

I run tough games, pretty much entirely D&D or D&D-derivative (such as DCC, which has been my go-to for a few years now). I think PCs...

Yeah but Tolkien's Dwarves could cast spells :unsure:

I did. My question stands. I don't want to get told off for answering wrong. Although in doing so, I got told off for asking how to...

I'm going to define exceptional as being atypical, or outside the norm, so in that sense the PCs in most every game are exceptional...

It depends on the individual campaign, but I like PCs to be exceptional – not necessarily The Chosen Ones, but highly competent people...