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Yeah, this thread is filled with nothing but theorycrafting. A lot of poor understanding of the rules too.

An attack is an attack. Whether it's an opportunity attack, bonus attack, or a normal attack. If it meant only with a normal attack, it would say, "with an attack action". Mike Mearls also tweeted and agreed that your reach with opportunity attacks is also increased.

A cleric using their highest spell slot at level 11 can deal 3d8+5 damage with their Spiritual Weapon. Haste cannot allow casters to cast an additional spell. It can only be used to take an additional Attack, Dash, Disengage, Hide or Use an Object action.

Advantage is only one way to get a sneak attack and hiding is only one way to get advantage. You don't need advantage to sneak attack if someone else is within 5 feet of your target. You are going to have to break that build down for me because from what I am looking at, you are doing something...

How is a single hard encounter taking you four hours?

The highest single target DPR is the rogue, the fighter is slightly under it. The game is balanced for six to eight medium or hard encounters per adventuring day.

Just because something was unique doesn't mean it is considered good by the reviewer.

Without profit we wouldn't have Mass Effect, Dragon Age, Final Fantasy, Breath of Fire, nor the consoles to play them on. There wouldn't be Vampire the Masquerade, Shadowrun, nor GURPS. We wouldn't have fictional novels like A Song of Ice and Fire and all the various games based off the series...

Well, when one of the leaders of the Free Culture 'movement' says, "the United States should follow the example of the Soviet Union: it should eliminate copyrights and nationalize the production of speech." I am not sure you can separate it from communism.

Ability Score Increases are tied to the classes.

Isn't 'Free Culture' just a new name for communism?

You have covers for both Letter and A4. What dimensions are the Basic Rules in?

It makes no sense. If it wasn't for profit, D&D wouldn't exist today. It would have remained as some insignificant obscure house rules for wargaming in Gary Gygax's home. There would never have been TSR or AD&D.

So what are the pages like in everyone's Player's Handbook? Mine are wavy instead of flat, something I assume is from the thin paper quality combined with being soaked in wet ink. However, I wanted to see if this was normal. It left an indentation of the waves on the black paper in the back of...

How are the pages in your PHBs? Are they wavy as if they were soaked by the ink or are they completely flat?

One or two per year is my limit. I bought almost every 3.5 book and those days are over. Most of them were filled with information I never used. I want quality over quantity. I wish WotC would remake Spellfire as a living card game. They would have more of my money on an annual basis if they...

That's a relief. Now I am curious what they plan to charge.

Dog is missing as well. Yeah. I will probably have to modify the wolf, maybe combine the wolf and cat in some aspect. I am just not sure what to replace Pack Tactics with.