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Do you also make your wizards idiots? Do you make your druids ruthless industrialists? Have you made an anti-theistic cleric? Because, to me, those are basically the same thing as making a warlock where you actively ignore your patron. Hopefully you'll forgive me for thinking that, because you...

I now know why you don't want the warlock to interact with their patrons at all.

It's almost like there are consequences to your actions or something...

Do those parameters include "using the class descriptions in the PHB and not just treating classes as just collections of abilities"?

I mean, how often have you seen people being primarily a warlock and not just going two levels in for munchkinning?

No, it isn't what your saying, but it's a perfectly reasonable stance to take in response. Especially to someone with depression.

We're welcoming and open minded to people who deserve it. No, I don't see any irony in that at all, why do you ask?

k, then don't use them.

You see, to me, I've always seen people saying stuff like that as basically going "Things could be worse, so stop being depressed" which I hate with a passion.

And I say that's their own fault for comparing themselves to professionals when they're just starting out.

Yep. You decided to play the class where you make a deal with something more powerful than you.

Or they could just be, y'know, playing D&D with friends.

Seems more "there are consequences to your actions" to me

We prefer the term realist and would like it if you refer to us as such.

No, y'see, someone playing a gnome paladin in Dark Sun is how the universe gets destabilized and reality as we know it gets irrevocably changed for the worse.

To bad that by doing that farming we're chopping down important biological niches that are necessary for the earth as we know it to continue.

Actually, that might have an effect on the economy, though only slight. But, it would make the money worth less, rather than more. To bring this into the current discussion, the wizard teacher would be asking for more money because of this. More money that the noble/merchant wouldn't have.

It's quite simple, actually: You're an annoying troll and have stopped being any form of amusing, nor do I believe that you have any intelligent to add to basically anything.

I am now going to actively campaign against any form of psionics in 5e just to spite you.

I'll ask you a question back. How many times have the players gotten the treasure in a dungeon without an obstacle in the way?