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Does your DM assume that your PCs wear armor to bed every night?

Maybe he doesn't like pencil-necked powergamers and thinks they should stick to 4E where they belong? Mod Note: Please read Morrus' post below. Thank you. ~Umbran

Not only would I disallow using ranged spells as archery, but I would ban feats altogether.

I think his point is that whatever background you're likely to come up with this mess is going to end up looking like a pile of s.hit.

That's cool. I have a 2nd level half-ogre/tiefling who raised by leprechauns and a half-elemental drow ranger who was raised by demons and devils (adopted by a married demon-devil couple who later divorced. Dad was a demon and got him on weekends).

So regular paladins of the various oaths in the PH can be any alignment the DM allows, but oathbreaks may only be evil?

I on the other hand, can recommend something to the OP. Play Fourth Edition.

Yes but all the dragonborn were transported to Maztica and are living in the northwest part of that continent with the dog tribes.

Damn. Prestige classes in the DMG? I hate prestige classes as much as I hate feats.

Me. I hate feats.

They're pretty good I think.

Creating gold sounds like a nice way to destroy the economy of wherever you are.

Could you point me in the direction of an actual play example of people playing D&D as a "story-driven boardgame" as you put it? I would be very curious to see what that looked like.

D&D is the topic at hand, and D&D is a roleplaying game. When talking about a roleplaying game, roleplaying is not your point, is that correct?

Don't rules engage "fluff" as you put it? PCs investigate a plague-stricken town. PC with medicine skill rolls to determine nature of the plague.

Pretty sure the DM can ban your vulture without much of a problem, without bringing dragons or anything else into his justification for doing so.

You couldn't, say, have the pet safely off the battlefield and signal it onto the battlefield once the coast was clear or almost clear with a whistle or somesuch?

So RAW, the pet stands frozen unless directed otherwise?

Question: do pets "have" to be right next to the Beastmaster every combat? Is there function purely a combat one, absorbing damage or attacking?

D&D: Math class edition. Looks like a real blast.