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This isn't related to anything, but I don't really like 'good Dragons'. In the games I run, Dragons are either evil, or neutral. The neutral ones won't attack you on sight, but you only get one strike before being put on their 'burn and eat' list.

Mine are the best.

I'm pretty sure Kakarot was joking, dude.

Wait, is his 'Natural Weapon' one of his armor options? Or do all Warforgeds get that? Also, I like the Ironwood armor, I've always wanted to play a Warforged Druid and play him like Swamp Thing. So that he's just this organic thing that grew out in the forest. That would be awesome.

Results. Think of Clerics and Paladins as the police force. Powerful, but they've also got rules and red tape that prevent them from crossing the line. A masked vigilante, however, doesn't have those same rules tying him up.

They should have given them cool roleplaying or survival abilities. Like, the ability to eat raw meat without any side effects. They are dragons, after all.

The reason Dragonborn don't get as many little tricks as the Half-Orc, is because the Dragonborn has a built-in breath weapon. So no matter what class he is, no matter how squishy he may be, he can set your eyelids on fire, for a respectable amount of damage. Compare that to the Half-Orc, who...

"Silly Monk, loot is for me. Oh no more Trolls, everybody run!" That's my character.

Sure, which isn't a bad thing at all. Just don't have every single locked door require a key. Just the Big Important Doors. Not every block is indestructible, just the certain ones of a certain color.

Those are just their mounts.

Oh ok. I wasn't offended or anything, just really confused ha ha.

I think some people are harping on this guy too much. Yeah, the DM's game sounds hella fun, and I totally wanna make a Rogue for it, but his concerns are also completely valid. I've played in games where guys just give insane loot and throw insane monsters, and guess what, if the DM isn't a...

You know, that's pretty good. :D

Archetype: Dark Knight. At 3rd level, you get the Monk's Martial Artist ability, and at 6th level you can use your grappling gun offensively in a fight, to control the battlefield. Archetype: Detective. This one I haven't figured out yet, maybe you get the Rogue's Uncanny Dodge, or maybe...

Minigun.

Dude, that purple worm is sweet as hell.

I'm not entirely sure that relates to my post. And nobody cheated, nobody was lazy. In most versions of the Warlock, they sign some sort of contract, or they agree to some sort of verbal contract. Then they give something away, and gain something else in return. All I see is a fair deal.

Also I just wanna point out that getting a "free lunch" wouldn't include your hitpoints being a D8 plus your constitution modifier. And that all the "great power" your Pact gives you just makes you kind of comparable to the many, many other types of adventurers out there. So the Great Old Fey...

No.

Our group uses the standard array given in the book. No rolling, no point buy. Everyone gets the highest stat of 15(before racial bonuses), and everyone gets the lowest stat of 8(before racial bonuses).