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But the art is from the book, is it not?

I don't watch CR so can someone explain what is distinctive about Mercer's play style that people try to emulate? Is it just the use of voices and extensive in character dialogue? What is Adventure Zone's play style?

Yeah, I don't play fantasy games because I'm interested in realism.

So it's just giving NPCs abilities that PCs have? Then what does "levels" refer to?

What is a "class level"? I've never understood exactly what it meant.

How do the downtime rules in Blades in the Dark work?

Right, so reducing attack accuracy when bloodied would be a much better approach. This would work best when paired with the PCs benefiting from a 13th Age-style escalation die so that the players don't feel overly burdened by it.

What is BitD?

That is absolutely NOT what he said. Your own link makes that clear.

If you use it in 5e or any other D20 game then you need to boost the enemies' AC and other defenses by 1 (or say that the players need to beat the AC to hit rather than match it). Otherwise, it should work fine.

You don't speak for all DMs. Lots of DMs not only allow their players to have a say in shaping the setting, they encourage it. Earlier you asked me a serious of questions which I provided answers to. Were those answers satisfactory to you?

Why? Because: 1) It's a collaborative game. 2) The PC is the only thing the player gets to control. 3) Players don't have an infinite number of games to choose from. Rather they usually have limited options, especially if they want to play with their friends. So it is extremely unlikely that a...

You will never have a thousand different origin stories in a single campaign. We are talking about one or two players in a party who want to have a character that is a bit unorthodox. That is both easy to justify within a setting and adds little to the complexity of the setting (and it won't be...

Where does it say that he personally designed it? It sounds like a collaborative approach, which is what I would expect from modern D&D.

If it was its own class then players could multiclass with it and add leadery bits to any class. At the same time it would allow those who want the full warlord experience to be satisfied. This seems like the most flexible approach.

I presume that in a hobby industry like RPGs any corporate job will have swarms of applicants, including from people who are ridiculously overqualified. So unless a person knows someone within the company who will vouch for them or they already have built a name for themselves in the industry...

If the bonus action had to happen after the trigger, then there would be no point in waiting until the end the end of the turn to check because you would already know before then.

If the bonus action had to happen after the trigger, then there would be no point in waiting until the end the end of the turn to check because you would already know before then.