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There are other nations capable of making most of the products we're discussing. India for example does plastic injection molding as well as China, and has capacity in its factories. I suspect it won't come to that, as I am hearing out of China they expect the rate to go down to 35% for...

I just checked ebay prices on the alt covers and woah! I had no idea! Damn, I am tempted to sell my set and just buy the regular covers, and some comics with the profits :)

You might also be a biased speaker on this topic. I am too. I think calling people dumb for their bias disagreeing with our bias is probably at best unproductive.

Yes. That's why I mentioned it. I think so. But she rolls with it because we're in a phase of this adventure which requires a whole lot of it. True. It's rarely boring.

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While I like rulings not rules for some topics, I always preferred the 4e final hiding rules (not the initial ones) and I still don't understand why they didn't adapt them to this version. I don't think fans rejected the 4e hiding rules, though I remember much grousing about them flubbing them...

This is happening about 10 mins away from me. But...$74 for a ticket. Gotta think about that. It will be "Star Trek, Back to the Future, DUNGEONS & DRAGONS, ONE PIECE, and Jujutsu Kaisen as well as The Wizarding World of Harry Potter™ and SUPER NINTENDO WORLD™.
" There will be a lot of...

"According to Christopher Perkins, the Nentir Vale was originally conceived to be part of the Forgotten Realms setting, before being used as the setting for the Nerath world. Shadowfell Keep and the town of Winterhaven are the only places of Nentir Vale that eventually appeared in a Forgotten...

That's where it breaks down. You have 3rd level slots. Nowhere does it say you track slots as a single-class caster. What the multiclassing rule says is, "Once you have the Spellcasting feature from more than one class, use the rules below." So the rules make it clear the multiclassing rules are...

There's no maybe about it. I am saying she isn't interested in it, but gets us into combat often anyway. Naw. I am saying the player shines in social encounters. Her PC is fine at it but I am not talking about rolls. I didn't call combat pesky. I didn't say or imply what you appear to be...

I think if they just answered the question @Charlaquin highlighted most of the problem with the rule is resolved. That being: Once you successfully take the Hide [Action], can you leave the conditions which allowed you to hide (see below) into conditions which normally do not allow you to make...

Unfortunately the example they used gives that answer regardless of this particular question because it's drawing from two different spell sources and doesn't avail itself of a mechanic where you can actually gain spell choices which are above your caster level (only Wizard can do this). A...

I make my PCs more powerful than everyone else because everyone else in my group makes their PCs so weak (mechanically and with in-game choices), and our DM uses published adventures, that we'd get absolutely trounced all the time or force the DM to tweak every encounter downward in power if I...

I don't think that's at all a fair implication. An optimizer usually decides on the kind of mechanics they want to play, pieces those together through different combinations, and then looks at the mechanics and decides what story they want to tell which fits those mechanics. The story...

It doesn't say either. It says you prepare spells as a single-class character, but calculate spell slots as a multiclass character, creating the conflict. You're just repeating the conflict. We all understand it says you prepare spells as single-class character, right?

Jessica Jones, Season 1, the Villain (Kilgrave) has this power. He's incredibly evil, and very powerful.