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If I'm playing in a game and the DM asks me to make a saving throw or I'm taking damage, you can be sure I'd argue I am involved.

As someone who DMs quite frequently, I would almost always have initiative rolled when combat begins. It allows the players and I to keep track of things much easier. Even if there was an opponent that the players could not perceive, I would have initiative rolled once it started to take hostile...

All of the above for me as well, plus I just don't care that much to invest a good deal of my free time to prove, uh, something? A couple of posts in this thread, which is just bewilderingly fascinating in a weird way is fine, but I don't really find enough enjoyment in trying to prove the...

No DM would allow someone to cast Pass Without Trace, roll Stealth, then drop the spell and maintain that same check.

Most 20th level characters lose in a straight fight against a party of 14th level characters. Action economy is a big advantage.

I have to agree. You've been constantly changing the build you use, which is why I haven't bothered posting one myself.

I'm pretty sure you can get a wizard to higher than 13 AC without magic. As such, if 13 is the minimum result, it cannot by definition be an autohit.

Sorcerer's don't have proficiency with a whip, which would make your chance of hitting not an autohit. It doesn't seem like a good idea, especially since you yourself pointed out that the wizards that have been statted out in the thread so far are not even good at shoving.

The Bastion doesn't have Acrobatics or Athletics trained right? You can just shove him 5 feet away then walk out of the antimagic sphere.

The actor feat affecting telepathy is very much in DM fiat territory, since a strict reading of the mimic ability specifies that you can mimic the speech or sound of another creature, not their thoughts. At least Hohige did specify where the sorcerer is getting telepathy from. I guess the...

In previous discussions Hohige seemed to think telepathy wasn't discernable as separate from the creature's own thoughts, despite no evidence pointing to that being true.

Unless it has Detect Magic, which all demon lords(except maybe Kostchtchie, can't remember) have at will. Or really anyone, since you still have to telepathically order them. Actually, how do you even have telepathy this time around?

Anyone of these with Detect Magic are quickly going to notice the Planar Binding. That assumes(DM Fiat) that it isn't noticeable that you're under magical control in the first place.

Hiding is DM Fiat, sorcerer can't hide, sorcerer loses. Can this just end already?

The only ways I know of to get multiple 9th lvl spells in the same day is through Epic Boons or the Tome of the Stilled Tongue magic item.

It's pretty obvious that this is ridiculous. I mean, we're supposed to take seriously the argument against using anything requiring "DM Fiat" but stealth as a skill is entirely based on if the DM decides you are considered obscured enough to hide. Not to mention that social skills are entirely...

Says it twice on your post. Bolded it for ya.

The latest sorcerer isn't even legal. Ignoring the spell list, which I'm pretty sure doesn't add up, Resilient cannot be taken multiple times.

Personally I don't think a subclass feature and a class feature have enough of a difference that the design intent would change in this instance. Mind you, that is just my opinion. On a mechanical note, it would be odd that one specific fighter subclass would keep advancing while none of the...

I think the intention would be fighter levels. Warlock Invocations had similar wording but got errata changing it to Warlock levels I think.