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Umm, if you are DM who has run his campaign up to that level you know. If you don't, you aren't ready to competently run a high level game and your experienced players will trounce you.

WotC Pres has apparently lived in a cave over the last 15 years. He hasn't learned the obvious lessons from the music industry debacle.

That's too funny! Not relevant, but, funny nonetheless.

Wow, you're generous. A wish doesn't free someone who has drawn the Void card.

A place to start: From the 1st Ed Monster Manual: "...Atop the sphere are 10 eyestalks, while in its central area are a great eleventh eye and a large mouth filled with pointed teeth. The body is protected by a hard chitinous covering. The creature's eyestalks and eyes are also protected...

The way hit points are defined, you didn't actually damage a high level monk, so yes parts are unrealistic. It is important to have certain fundamentals grounded in what we can understand without explanation though.

Right, I never liked the Barbarian rage thing. Clerics & Paladins are using deity granted powers and are governed by things that don't follow physical laws like swinging a sword so, aren't relevant to the example.

Or, it could happen like real life when a power line worker that wears a metalic conductive suit that causes the electricity to take the path of least resistance to ground and thus having NO effect on the body...

Because it is assumed that magic has its own rules that are different than the natural laws that govern muscle use...

No version does. 4.0 does have auto encounter adjustments based on the power level of PCs that don't mesh with the concept though.

Then why did you bring it up?

Well, when the DM creates the campaign world, he has created & placed the dragon. Dragons get more powerful as they age, so depending on when the PCs go there, he'll be what level is logical and consistent with the time that has passed. In a sand box campaign, that's how it is determined...

This wasn't just 3rd Ed. 1st Ed DMG: "All magic and cleric spells are similar in that the word sounds, when combined into whatever patterns are applicable, are charged with energy from the Positive or Negative Material Plane. When uttered, these sounds cause the release of this energy, which in...

Why would someone do that when the casting system was based on a different fantasy world, not Tolkien's? Why wouldn't they also say that is not how Yoda does it?

As it is a specific magic armor you use the description as written in the DMG. Remember, there is no listing for mundane Rhino armor to contradict...

Actually, it is. From the very 1st descriptions of a campaign world, Greyhawk. Sandbox RPGs are kin to world simulations, and attempt to present a seamless world in which to play. So, yes. You create a world, Smaug lives in mountain X. If a 1st level party chooses to go there they will meet...

I'd hate to sandbox a campaign where the NPCs planet wide, morph every time PCs grow in power.

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Give him another "deck" and make sure he pulls the lose all wealth card...

No. From the spell: "Vulnerabilities include anything that causes the creature more than the normal amount of damage" So, per the spell it wouldn't tell you anything about a trolls regeneration. For instance.