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"You can fit one lion in it." Well, you can try...

Always start by ignoring the fluff when interpreting rules. Any target. It doesn't have to make sense, it's magic.

Did ... did we really think EVERYONE has been doing something this major wrong since 5E came out and it NEVER came up before?

Players speaking. It really gets in the way of the novel I'm narrating for them.

It's perfectly possible to be homicidal and any alignment. Citation: Player Characters

"Unrelentromancey""

“I’m excited and really look forward to working with the new Flying Buffalo team,” Malewicki said. “I definitely want to help ensure that Nuclear War continues to improve, evolve and thrill new generations of gamers. The fun begins!” More Nuclear War expansions, perhaps? GLEE!

Come up with universally agreed on definitions of Simple and Complex. Then we can talk.

Use the stats from the reprint of Barrier Peaks.

"And my eyes are bleeding." That's how you know it's working!

Everything old is bad! Only what is new is good! ...wait, did I get that backwards?

That's a great example. You know what I did? Because I wasn't willing to accept the terms, I didn't read the Spoiler.

Not wearing metal armor is part of their covenant with the primal nature force. Much like any restriction placed by any god or power-that-be, it doesn't have to make any logical sense. That's almost the point.

In D&D, it' s only ethical to kill something if it has GP, XP, or magic items. Whether it has a soul, sentience, an afterlife, or a sweet little grandma is irrelevant. D&D is a murder simulator, not a morality problem.

Honey Heist.

"It's predatory behavior that DDB recognized. You can read their own statement as a counterargument." Or, they recognized that the random wrath of the internet had been directed at them today and backpedaling was better PR than standing their ground, regardless of whether they were right or...

But...why not just NOT enter the contest then? It's like buying a lottery ticket. If your ticket loses, the lottery organization still keeps your money. If you aren't willing to walk away from it, don't enter in the first place.

Why is it "icky" if it's voluntary? If you don't want to sign the rights to that particular piece away ... don't enter the contest? Am I missing a nuance here?

Well you know what they say Morrus. If you love what you do, you will never have a day off work again for the rest of your life! ... it's pretty dark for an inspirational saying, really ...

I'm kind of curious how a bot with input from this site would develop.