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Agreed. Personally I prefer playing broad but character building for tall.

Honestly all the classes could have a pact subclass.

And that time horizon could be product dependent.

Yes. I’m saying the number of reviews is ‘wrong’ aka not complete. We know this based on the numbers of reviews on dmg and mm. My guess is there is a time horizon where reviews older than X aren’t being shown.

We know PHB sales much better than MM and DMG. Always has, always will. So I don’t know why the numbers on amazon are that way, but I know they are wrong.

And my point was that to make such ratings you implicitly must be comparing to other beers.

‘Gnome Math’

Then at most you could say I enjoy it or not. You couldn’t determine the difference in a 6 and a 10 without making other comparisons.

Relating it to all the other things you enjoy isn’t disagreement with me. It’s in perfect alignment with what I said.

For what it’s worth I rated 2024e as a 6. Id have rated 2014e as a 7.

IMO it’s impossible to rate without some context around the rating. That might be other movies in general or other Superman movies or all entertainment. But implicitly you are rating it against something. Usually it’s the closest category that one possess enough high quality data points to...

Wait… no?

What’s the rule for knocking a creature unconscious at zero hp?

One might suggest that prolific posters should get free perks at a minimum, or at least prolific posters who drive clicks and subs should as they are probably a net positive on the bottom line.

Apparently #1 thing the report button is not for is me as I no longer have one

How exactly are you reading that into what he said?

You mean rolling without upfront rules discipline and limited deployment of rolling in the first place? Because that seems fairly obvious? If the game is set up such that rolls get called for too often then they tend to make no goal involving rolling successful. And if they do so without...

IMO it’s a stupid dichotomy that elides what’s actually happening. The way it works is that resolution type One has fiction hidden from the players, a priority for generating very plausible outcomes, and a set of skills (usually fairly granular) such that when the players roll a skill there...

If all those foes are paralyzed why waste another higher level slot on chromatic orb? I don’t get it.

Spammed in 3rd level slots in tier 2??? Because that’s the comparison I was making.