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Yes. Creating items is something everyone can do, provided your DM allows magic items in the first place, and you pass the necessary skill checks. Artificer certainly gets props for being able to create a Bag of Holding at 2nd Level, though. That's pretty impressive.

I... Hrrm... I certainly don't see anything that prevents you from taking the same item multiple times. It explicitly says you can take that Replicate Magic Item multiple times, and there is no restriction against being able to pick the same item. I've never run it that way at my table, but I...

Yes to all those things? I mean, it would be a summoned monster or familiar instead of a drone, but yes.

I fancy an Armorer without legs who switches between a Combat Wheelchair and his Power Armor as needed. I love the concept, but then I would be playing an Armorer. :(

Artificers are strong enough to contribute meaningfully to any group. But Alchemist and Armorer are trap choices.

A 10 episode epic called Game of Gnomes.

Humorously, the few games where the PC's do reach Level 20 usually have them achieve it in a handful of years in game. That's clearly a Doylist thing, but it's fun to imagine those Level 20 folk with a bunch of time suddenly on their hands.

Double Post.

There's a fun compromise where everyone rolls a set of stats, and then everyone can choose which set of stats to use. Even if multiple people chose the same set of stats.

It's a sliding scale. Everyone has a different opinion on how many things should have rules vs GM fiat. Entire RPG systems have been based on having more crunch or less crunch.

Monsters have more abilities than their statblock. Hags are a prime example.

Hypnos Magen can cast Suggestion at will, Solars can use their 30 CHA to make impassioned speeches, etc. I'm not suggesting a brainwashed world, because I'm sure the Solars wouldn't support such a plan in the first place. But it does make for an amazing PR campaign that continues to run...

Hilariously, I feel bad if I roll HIGHER than someone else. If we all randomly roll and I've got the best stats at the table, it actually makes me have a bad game experience and feel really guilty. :P

The distinction between poison and venom is not something many players will remember (though some will). More importantly, it's probably not terminology that would be frequently used in a fantasy setting (mostly just academics or medics). Side note: Someone above posted Hook as the answer. That...

Everyone starts with a Feat at 1st Level. There is no Variant Human. It's been embraced by my entire friend group, and half the DM's I am close with. Feats are just... fun.

You rest for a day before your simulacrum casts (Normal) Simulacrum on you. It means all your simulacrums have one less 7th level spell, but get your 8th and 9th level spells. He's a sorcerer supremacist. If the other build that beat him was a sorcerer, he would probably be orgasmic.

You only have one 9th level spell slot. You can only cast Wish or Gate in the same day. Any day you cast Wish is a day you are not casting Gate. I'm talking about using Wish to permanently add a spell to your Spells Known.

That is true! So they could cast it with Wish, but that blocks the Gate spell. I suppose they could Wish to know Create Magen, which risks not having Wish anymore. But that might a decent price to pay since Gate is still your world conquering bread and butter.

A 20th level sorcerer should certainly be capable of conquering the world if he's smart enough, or willing to trust someone who is smarter than him. He would pretty much do it the same way as the Wizard, just with slightly different spell choices and ironically a worse PR campaign, since Create...