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An awesome Wonder Woman image is definitely needed!

I believe this entry wins the XP!

Personally, I get much more reliable results by careful applications of a rubber hose. Then, an amazingly high four percent of people actually change their opinions! The rest go mad, of course. But that's no different than the current method.

But I thought the humourisms are​ the really important bits!

And forces you to make a save against being stunned!

We keep going so far beyond it that we loop back around to crossing into it.

That's part of why I don't like how they did the playtest. If you missed anything, you could easily end up with a very, very inaccurate idea of where they were at. Thank you for the last link!

Careful! If it's the gassy gnoll, he might unleash a noxious cloud as his opening attack! And if he dies, it might be explosive!

Yeah. They prefer to be on top of the situation :P And I think we've not only derailed this thread, but we're cruising it down main street and straight towards city hall.

What can I say? The moon was right, we were on a grassy knoll, one thing led to another...

She could probably use the distraction from mourning her grandson's unfortunate encounter with a gazebo.

Eh. If they're still in front of me when I get the hose out, they deserve it.

That's why I carry a high-voltage, nuclear-powered cattle prod with me. If they try to bar brawl, I just turn the hose on them, hold down the power button on the cattle prod, and stick the tip of the prod into the stream of water. Instant area-effect taser.

*sigh* I'll go get the hose and my copy of Pavlov's Guide to Ending Edition Wars​.

Is there a cliffnotes summary of the pages since I last posted on this thread?

Given some of what I saw during the playtest era, it's entirely possible that two of the classes in the Basic rules are actually subclasses. I won't be surprised if subclasses are just groupings of classes with similar mechanics, all being variations of the basic mechanics presented in the...

It could be worse: He could also charge a book rental fee for consulting the books to write-up the class and check and rules for it at each level-up.

I am so angry at 5e's lack of a medicine skill that I decided to distract myself by medically correcting Lalato's problem! /ragesurgery

It may have been at one point, but at another point I know they were trying to go for more of a 1e/2e feel on classes (wizards were replaced with mages, for example). So, I think they had a lot of goals that came and went as development progressed.