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No, those are both stupid. A multiverse where bards and rogues are the master wrestlers, that can pin pit fiends to the ground at 9th level with impunity is a silly one.

Ah, right on, will check it out.

There was no perspective, it was a loaded attempt to define, which is not cricket.

Not at all, just aiming for accountability and not offending certain groups, should be an aim for all of us.

Yes, I have had much fun tinkering with the system; I now have a tiered Proficiency Bonus system, ability scores cap at 18, only Str adds to damage, grappling/shoving is removed from skills/expertise, monster proficiency bonus is not based on CR, adjusted weapons table, ability score bonuses for...

Nothing to do with accessing, it's simply not up to you to explain racism ("academic" or not) and challenge moderation.

The only difficulty I am seeing is admitting what one did, just deal with it; no need to try to imply that a person has some sort of difficulty, yeesh, ablest much.

Variable/tiered Proficiency Bonus, not one bonus to rule them all, and in the homogeny bind them. I think it's a tad lame that a 1st level fighter and a 1st level wizard both have the same attack bonus with proficient weapons.

Nothing to do with choice, it simply isn't up to either of us.

Right on, but do you mean Oathsworn?

Angsty; no; again, let's not get hysterical, especially when it comes to denial: Azzy said: "I think that it's because many people become rather tetchy when it comes to religion (especially their own)"

Obviously that is not what what I was referring to (though reading that bit again, it was a goofy use of the term).

Yep, the 1st Ed Deities & Demigods (Cthulhu and Melnibonean) sucked me right in back in the day; and to this day is my favourite of all D&D goods to peruse.

Not at all; love my 1st Ed Asmodeus stats.

It started in December, for some reason I became disillusioned with 5th Ed/D&D (for reasons not appropriate to this thread) after decades of D&D love: I am now totally back into and more into the BG action (the BG explosion I was unaware of for the last 20-years is mind-blowing), wow, so many...

Bingo. Also, I dig your style, dude. My thing with 5th Ed is, after my personal what-have-you with decades of all previous, is they hit it out of the ballpark (2012-2014), and since, have petered...

I do like my classes/subclasses action, but that seems a tad uninspired; so many cool ways to go with alternate rules/variants and as they talked about in the misty days of 2012: modules. To limit it to yet another subclass rider effect thingy seems a bummer.

Yep, I mean, the designs and directions you can go with the 5th Ed chassis are marvellous (loosey-goosey, fun space), yet continuous banality and patches from Hasbro-WotC.

Ah, just "many", very good.

Ha.