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I would like that too, although I understand why they might not. a magician never reveals their secrets after all.

they say, knowing full well what happens as a result of doing so.

oh christ don't start the edition warring already, at least wait a few pages.

Not, you see, it's very clearly not broken and inoffensive. therefore we have to fix it.

says the person who vehemently says that there must be "limiters" in the world for, logically, everyone in the world to not be spellcasters. Look, if you're only gonna listen to and give yourself the benefit of the doubt, just say so, it makes everything a helluva lot easier, for everyone.

Listen folks, either you could continue on this quest to convince someone that martial arts take skill and years of mastery, or you can try to break down a brick wall with your face. Either one would take the same amount of effort, and result in the same thing.

I mean, an abject refusal to use the primary method of making your voice heard doesn't help either.

sounds like a plus to me. stops fighter 1/wizard x's in their tracks.

Extrapolating from this discussion, I have found another reason why people might want psionics: they're hipsters for types of magic. Arcane and Divine magic are too "mainstream" or something, thus they want to use a different type of magic that is more "underground"

It's just a one use Belt of Dwarvenkind, not really worth it.

You could also take a page from Shin Godzilla and have it shoot lasers out it's back spines as well.

They just turned into Celestial/Infernal/Sylvan/Abyssal etc.

I heard an opinion that made me like the "stasis" of Forgotten Realms a lot more, basically, his take was that Toril has basically been threatens and on the brink of destruction so many times that the people have gotten a bit of nihilism about nation building. Basically, it's inevitably gonna be...

I mean, is it though? Despite the fact that those people did more than just conquering, and the general fact that they won a lot, they're still pretty much only know for the violent stuff. Like, what do you see more; Genghis Khan, the terrifying warlord, or Temujin, the man who reconnected the...

He's the DM in a D&D liveplay called Critical Role.

Well the primary gameplay of LoZ is one half of the D&D name. PLus, it would be cool. I can definitely imagine playing as a Goron.

Considering his philosophy, in part, lead up to 5e (and I don't think I need to explain how successful that has been) you might be alone, or at the very least, the minority, in this opinion.

It's almost like were're talking about a fantasy world where things can be different or something... Or maybe people, right. don't want to deal with that kind of crap in their elf game... Nah... Clearly every human being in [INSERT D&D WORLD HERE] should be a massive bigot because "realism!"

It isn't a medieval setting: It's a fantasy setting with medieval trappings.

Like I said, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaannnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnyyyyyyyyyyydaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy now.