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Except of course that no seal is truly perfect. Especially for such small and unimportant particles like the usual mortal. Athas is also sealed away and hard to get to, except for now and then when someone somhow manages to get there

But what power does she have outside of the prime plane? Deities are usually unable or at least forbidden to even visit prime planes. So that statement doesn't help at all. Even if you visit the deity from a world where she is only a demigod this means nothing as you're no longer on your world...

Thing is that this story was not from Planescape. GtH came out of the blue and introduced this nonesense along with a lot other stuff that didn't fit into the etablished canon. Yet this particular yarn become so popular that it was forced into later products

So was Guide to Hell, yet the Asmodeus is actually a big serpent deity slowly healing his wounds became a fan favorite

Which even back then failed to clarify anything. If one encounters her on the plane is she a lesser deity that just get's a multiplier when affecting Krynn or a greater deity that just had such a narrow tether to Toril that allows her to only squeeze through as much power as a lesser deity could?

Well, even that is arguable, as the Rajahs are merely "gods by any other name" and they do objectively exist. So while there is argument around some of Eberron's deities, there's a whole host of them that objetively exist

Unless he had a prepared timeline he hid from the TVA

IMHO prestidigitation is the ultimate spell in D&D. Well, maybe prestidigitation + mage hand. I'd never play a character who could take them and not chose to take them. It's the ultimate wizard move. Came just out of the rain? Dry yourself with the wave of a hand. Stepped into some poo? Clean...

I have always played it as a pure comfort effect for RP purpose. So yes, it would keep you warm/cool but only as long as it's not about avoiding environmental effects. So while everyone is profoundly sweating watching the royal tournament on this hot summer day, you keep yourself well tempered...

The courts ultimately watch that the legislative does follow the laws which are of of prime importance, and one of those is the proportionality of new laws. And quite a few C19 rules passed by the legislature were taken back by the courts because they were ruled to be disproportionate. Just...

Yet I am allowed to drive my car despite the fact that as soon as I turn the key I add another miniscule part to the air polution that as a whole kills thousands each year in Europe. That's for the courts to decide and at least tin Germany quite a few C19 regulations have been overruled by...

Or seeing it the other round: the risk of getting an infect that may kill you is just part of the price of freedom. The Bundestagspräsident (president of the parliament ) said the following in an interview: " Aber wenn ich höre, alles andere habe vor dem Schutz von Leben zurückzutreten, dann...

Both I guess. We of course have covid fatigue. Even though our restrictions have been relatively easy compared to other countries, it's taking it's toll on the people. We got really well through the first two waves here, might actually more fitting to call them "splashes" rather than waves...

This I would include under "paid for it"

How was this "taser" in Thor 3 able to so easily do this to Thor? And why the heck did they never try to get one of those for use agains Hela or against Thanos?

He's also strong by human (and human super soldier) standards. Cap commented on Loki actually packing a nasty punch after their brief scuffle

Well, a few of those have paid for this (with severe C19), but the vast, vast majority got away with nothing happening to them and that just strengthened their conviction to have been right all along. Will make them even more entrenched in their position the next time.

And we're way beyond that bare minimum and have been for quite some time already. This level will not be upheld forever. Like it or not but many countries are already dropping their anti C19 meassures by a lot. And public preassure is mounting for even more. And a huge lot of people jump on any...

I'd prefer mandatory vaccination too, but given the legal difficulties (not to speak of public oppinion) we have here in Germany I don't want to even imagine what an uphill battle that must be in the USA

CDC even says 600k when I look at your chart right now. And of those 474k were aged 65+ So get those vaccinated ASAP if you don't already have done so and if the tweens want to take their risks by going out to party, it's their choice