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There's a wocket in my pocket and a zamp behind the lamp, could be a good start as well... I like it!

Please cite the percentage of successful kickstsater campaigns which sell their products at FLGSs. (In any time period which is at least one month)

You was refering to anybody who is arguing that kickstarter has no impact on retailers.

We always roll initiative after the first action that starts combat, not right before that action is taken, unless both groups are hostile and aware of each others presence.

The original comment was that WotC using kickstarter would hurt retail outlets. Whether kickstarter is a retail outlet itself is irrelevant. I asked earlier what would happen to retail outlets if all new products were sold via kickstarter, and the question was ignored.

Another possibility is that they plan to release a steampunk setting into the realms one day, and have set up the scaffolding to do so.

The realms has changed, with airships and tiny mechanical toys and Caderly's flashlight and repeating crossbow.

Kickstarter is not a retail outlet. They make retail outlets unneeded in the process of selling new ideas to customers. You never answered my question, and it's clear now you avoided it because it would show how absurd your position is.

Is everyone in this conversation aware that kickstarter had to remove the option for retail store to pledge to gain bulk orders?

I didn't click on the links, but I'm guessing they got it from here: https://www.reddit.com/r/DnD/comments/2x8u77/5e_tried_to_recreate_the_monster_manuals_style/

If only the editorial process for monster balance was more clear. Its so amazing seeing all these homebrews following the WoTC style guides.

I'm really not following your argument. Lets say that every new game, book, or toy* is funded by Kickstarter. Lets say that consumers have found that using Kickstarter is the best method they have of purchasing items for their entertainment, and manufacturers have decided that trying to send...

I believe the hour of combat is needed to prevent a party from never getting a long rest because of wondering monsters. But I just wanted to say... "A quick long rest? Can't happen" :P

The magic industry and lobbyists are holding back the inventions so that magic users don't lose their monopoly and usefulness. Its a big vast anti-utility conspiracy. Gnomes, especially tinkerer gnomes, however, are training up the resistance.

There have been a few running assumptions that I feel need to be addressed. First, is the concept of "Lip Service". As I see it, there is only one way for a PC to be engaged in lip service, and it doesn't require any special judgement or discernment from the DM. That is, the player says...

I'm curious how you differentiate a theory from a myth in this case.

"false and faithless" means two things, not one. That you are a false person, and that you are faithless. Batman was not a false person, even if Superman dressed up as Batman might have been :P There are many options for the faithless, including being a guide for other souls, as well as being...

And 4 attacks at level 17? 20? Can't remember.

Thats not how competitive markets and the entertainment industry work. Sorry. Kickstarters do threaten in theory the ability for brick and mortar stores to stay in business. Just as Netflix caused Blockbuster Video to go out of business.

I read what you wrote. I just don't value the same things you value. I've never had anyone play a Vengence Paladin at our table for instance. And we are having tons of fun with the Bladesinger. You dismissed the lore as "fluffity fluff" and then said the lore lacked creativity. You clearly...