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I'm A Banana All of that bothers me less than new writers to the 3rd party content market. When they see 'Exotic races' they might blow it off and include Gnomes and Half-Orcs in their purchasable campaign worlds. Or they might take it as gospel that only Humans, Dwarves, Elves and Halfings...

14. One sock. Bloody, with 2 pinprick holes in it.

This may be a useful resource, even if it from last year https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1S6HHNDNPRiizG3QayzzaS8vpKMFXG7o6gk70CCdoe-k/edit#gid=952243112 Credit goes to waxeagle of the RPG Stack Exchange

It's definitely a bone thrown to a bunch of grognards who would complain about it the net otherwise. I mean, there's no reason why humans would exist on any particular world. It's just that some percentage of the playing population wants them to exist, so that they can play human characters...

Branding and merchandising of course. GET YOUR HALF DRAGON MINIS RIGHT HERE! WE'LL THROW IN DRAGONBORN MINIS FOR HALF OFF!

9. A rug made of goat-hide. In moon light, it appears to made of strangely familiar looking leather.

I'm personally pissed about Gnomes and Half-Orcs being Exotic races in the first place. THEY ARE EVERYWHERE! GrumbleGrumble never gonna see exotic Elves are we? Stupid jerk Elves.

A Trickster.

Note to self: come up with real economics rules. and everybody read Dungeonomics!

I believe the words 'any cleric' were used in that post.

Isn't that the point of threads? :p

The primary reason to play a cleric is to lie to peasants and tell them they need to hand over 9/10s of their worldly possessions to the church, so that the gods will let them into heaven. And if they don't believe you, smite one. More seriously, Tempest Domain clerics get free flight at level...

Use the stats for dragon breath weapons, but call them guns. NO ONE WILL EVER KNOW! :p

I use dice rolling apps because I am the spawn of silicon!

People also become so distracted that they never have a chance, regardless of how observant they are. Someone who's currently on fire is likely to fail Perception checks, even with a very high score. As such, denying people a chance to perceive things is on some occasions necessary to properly...

http://www.fightingarts.com/reading/article.php?id=460 Nope.

http://thehill.com/blogs/congress-blog/homeland-security/226866-experienced-interrogator-torture-doesnt-work

Passive is a game term, and game terms are somewhat notorious in D&D for having weak or non existent connections to real life language. Passive could really mean anything the writers want, and if they didn't communicate it clearly, then for all we know it means 'when hopping on one leg and...

Man. You must hang out with really boring monks. :p

That's not what I said. What I said was that an unarmed strike is a weapon, but a foot isn't.