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I mean, they're heads. They don't have legs, flippers or wings.

Yeah that makes total sense, take the giant type most associated with eating abundant food and put them in a magical desert.

Bane as a god of tyranny would absolutely do sacrifices, they would just first have to designate those who they're sacrificing as "undesirable" or against the social order. I could see Banites rounding up Gur, for example, and sacrificing them. I hope it's not gauche to Godwin's Law the God of...

Bane's followers once crashed an entire plane; with no survivors!

Eh, I do think they should be concentrated around areas associated more with giants. Like, off the top of my head, there really aren't a lot of giants in anauroch (especially if the death giants are no longer associated with netheril) so I likewise wouldn't expect there to be a population of...

I've always had my Goliath PCs come from Hartsvale. Lots of giant shenanigans there.

Am I mad or does Calimshan actually acknowledge that 4th edition happened? Making it into some sort of post apocalyptic wasteland ruled by genies with small, high tech human compounds seems a lot cooler than "everything Edward Said said not to do". That being said, has Calimshan ever been...

When Jon Favreau plays D&D, he gets to pick Chef as an origin feat.

Come on man I don't need you to white knight for me.

Because we are rarely fighting thatched roof cottages, dry timber framed houses and bales of hay? I suppose they would come in handy if you were forced to kill a gazebo but at that point just have some +1 arrows of gazebo slaying

While it's reasonable to expect the DM to have more rules knowledge and system mastery than the players, there are plenty of realistic scenarios where the DM may not know the rules well enough to compensate for a problematic player, problematic class or, god forbid, both, and if you want people...

It's not a video game; you don't unlock the necromancer class after beating the game on hard difficulty to prove you know the mechanics. There's nothing stopping a bad player from picking the subclass and mucking things up for the whole table.

I was under the impression he made a full recovery and I would hate to hear that it came back.

I once played a pirate wizard who was trying to create a decentralized peer to peer magical network that allowed people to copy a little bit of a spell from thousands of spell books around the world so that wizards could have access to all spells at free or no cost.

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I guess the way I see it, Welch has been an upstanding, contributing member of our community and hobby for two whole decades and I think it's great that he's found a way to reach "the kids" through youtube and don't understand the hostility to the medium.

I guess my question is how is the list not a written source?

Mr. Welch is actually a pretty old "internet personality" well predating youtube- he's actually from the same generation that gave us PhBB forums like the one we're posting on now. He's famous for "Things Mr. Welch is no Longer Allowed to do in an RPG"

Does this make Crowley suicidal because he couldn't will himself to immortality?

The far realm was a thing in 4e, which was the last time Dark Sun got any love, but a quick search of the PDF copy I have of the 4e book doesn't mention the far realm one lick. There's actually a stunning lack of mentions of "aberrations" or "aberrants" as they were known in 4e, just two mentions.