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This is the sort of thing that gets established in session zero, imo, before the campaign begins. Personally I can go either way as a GM, but the players always know in advance how things are being run.

How many entries under "D" on the table of contents?

3.5e MM had a couple chapters about building monsters from scratch. That was in addition to whatever rules for layering on class levels.

Well, i think we have a potential popcorn bucket design for the next D&D movie.

There are some 'restrictions' of some sort for certain online speech in Texas, but I don't think this has anything to do with them. * I just did a couple test searches, and - HOLY MACKEREL!! - no notices pop up. And now I need to rinse out my history. Brb.

If it was pink and purple, it could be a pulp romance cover.

I'm also somewhat concerned that "Frodo the Cat" in the pic is apparently bending an iron bar with its mind.

I'm not seeing that warning (not even when I view from outside my account), and don't recall that I've ever seen it. Could it be a geographical thing? Or tied to having a credit card on file, or something?

"It is night and you're running madly through a soggy field pursued by three vicious hounds and Farmer Maggot, who is screaming something about mushrooms."

I also felt the same way about IBUs during the dark ages of craft brewing, back when hops abuse was all the rage.

Is there a verification process in place? Just wondering how any potential accusations of AI use would be handled.

I noticed that earlier, as well. It was a little confusing: because the text entry box was still at bottom, I thought it hadn't been posted despite the message. So I tried again, but it told me it had been posted and i had to wait so many seconds to post again.

I'm so terribly sorry I didn't phrase the question in the most grammatically optimal manner.

Edit: I understand there was a forum software upgrade, so I assume that's what this is. Please disregard, thanks. I'm browsing on a laptop, and I see article links and embeds show huge headlines. They're so big that they're often truncated, even on a regular (non-mobile) screen. Is it just...

I DO MY OWN RESEARCH ! ! !

Well, to be perfectly fair, it's from an office called "Legal Law", so surely it must be 100% totally legit. Now, if it was called "Illegal Law", you might be somewhat justified in being slightly suspicious, of course.