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The issue at discussion isn't the idea it can't coexist, but that the rules seem to assume it can't coexist and that one of them is worse than the other. Which, honestly, is kinda a bad approach.

You have not done so. I examined my own posts and determined that my tone was edging too close to combative, despite not being intended that way. Plus, I am uncertain how to explain further without getting too far outside of technical detail. I can give it another go, but I beg your forgiveness...

Because every time I do or I blame the company instead of him, someone always assumes I'm blaming him.

There's probably anywhere from two to four conversations on any given page. Some people are simply answering the OP's questions. Some are talking about roles as assigned to classes. Some are arguing over the definitions of roles and how they apply. Some are agreeing on the definitions of roles...

No. It just means you successfully used Animate Dead and now have to keep it from chewing on your teammates :P

I think part of the idea is that, as players advance in levels, they start getting rewards that aren't gold and, maybe, rewards they have to spend gold on as part of the reward conditions.

I think this is an interesting opening. One of the problems you're going to have is a question of how magic, cybernetics, and genetic engineering interact. Does genetic engineering allow you to turn someone into a mage? Does it interfere with that? Do cybernetics interfere with magic? Can you...

I hope it's not dead in the water! But if this contest proves it, I won't be surprised. Very disappointed and sad that Monte Cook put all of this effort into a wonderful game, produced something high quality, and it fizzled. But not surprised. But, then, I'm a bit of an old pessimist.

Yay! Edit: And I ended up fixing a typo.

Thunderstep is up!

Name: Ilyana "Thunderstep" Turikal Class/level: Sorcerer/1 Background: Entertainer Race: Half-elf Alignment: Chaotic Good Languages: Common, Elven, Draconic Experience: Inspiration: HP: 8 Hit dice: 1d6+2 Passive Wisdom: 11 AC: 11 Initiative: +1 Speed: 30' Saving Throws: Str -1 Dex +1 *Con +4...

And my comment was not about Gygax in particular :P

This reminds me of an OotS comic about the word "level" and how many problems in DnD would have been solved if someone at TSR had bought a thesaurus.

I would point out that doing this means they save sorcery points.

No light at all on the roles; I think we've reached an understanding on them ;) Beyond that? I don't think you can classify superheroes based entirely on build; it's based on how they act that they better fit the roles. So, maybe less focus on how big they are and more on what they do? Which...

The Last Parsec has had all of it's ship maps as well as two groups of figure flats released on Drivethrough. I have already checked; the PDFs are legit.

This is how I would personally handle it. It would allow for player agency to remain intact, while at the same time still preserving the usefulness of passive perception.

I can't speak for others, but I do know that, personally, I would frequent my FLGS more if I could buy the Adventures League adventures there. It would also make me more interested in gaming there, since I would be there often enough that simple convenience would make hosting a game there...

This does bring up questions as to how the multiverse would work in cases where the universe and gods were created by even more powerful deities.

Or, you could note that tripwire is hard to see and give the passive perception a -5 penalty...