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No, he's not, you're just a :):):):)ing :):):):).

At this point I do not think you even play D&D, but here, performing some sort of experiment.

Your table sounds more like an intimate, long-lasting, polygamous affair.

After a while, a kind DM might give the character Blindsight, Keen Hearing and Smell.

Yeah, the GWM (or whatever it is called) and SS get the boot. And why is Archery Style not "Ignore Half-Cover"?

Of course, all rolls, must be observed by at least one other player; and, burn his/her dice (in front of them), and make them use chits.

With rolling for abilities you can start with a 20.

In my games not all tieflings have horns and/or tails.

I recommend not letting 1st level characters start with an ability score above 15 (before racial bonus), and limiting magic weapons to +1.

No thanks, do not want cards in my D&D (unless it's the Deck of Many Things, or Radoka).

Wow, yes, your whole shtick, is yet another obnoxious, 4th Ed zealot's attempt to undermine 5th Ed, go away.

2d8, drop the lower result, add 7, six times, arrange as desired.

That is so cloyingly disingenuous, a player not caring that the guy next to him has an extra +1 in his scores, still wants to impact the fiction via the mechanics, and can, a character with all 10s, will still impact the fiction of the game via the mechanics.

All scores of all characters looking equal on paper is verisimilitude breaking.

I think the module is much better served playing TotM.

Also, can monsters move between attacks when taking the Multiattack action?

Thank, god.

I too am thinking a Sorcerer subclass that defaults to using spell points. Main feature is no components for casting. Psychic Warrior is obviously a fighter subclass.

In 5th Ed I thinks it's best if characters do not start with any score above 15 (before racial adjustments), so I use the 2 following methods: 1) Roll 2d8, drop the lowest one, +7, six times, arrange as desired. 2) Roll 2d6, drop the lowest one, +9, six times, arrange as desired.

Bitter-sweet news, love 5th Ed and SWSE, and have converted SWSE to a 5th Ed system (surprisingly smooth).