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So following Paladine's teachings inevitably leads to intolerance and forced compliance, which results in more Cataclysms? Sounds like LG is bad for the world. And this is why Krynn's alignment interpretations are completely stupid.

Paladine says that if there is too much good then it becomes intolerant, and basically stops being good. So Good=intolerance and forced conformity. So if too much good means Intolerance, then too much evil must lead to Tolerance. or all things being permissable- true freedom of choice. CG Elves...

Only Evil gives free will or freedom of choice, as Good apparently is Tyranny and Subservience without choice. Which doesn't sound particularly good. Color Coded Morality, meaning everyone does the same terrible stuff but wears different team logos. People's role in relationship to their...

Barbarian: Path of the Totem Warrior 50 Bard: College of Lore 45 Cleric: Tempest Domain 21 Druid: Circle of the Shepherd 29 Fighter: Battle Master 47 Monk: Way of the Kensei 36 Paladin: Oath of the Ancients 51 Sorcerer: Divine Soul 7 Ranger: Gloom Stalker 47 Rogue: Thief 48 Warlock: Pact of the...

Except the chief God of Good said that the Kingpriest wasn't evil, and was in fact a good man. The problem with DL is that the core philosophy is "when you get too much good, it stops being good". The world NEEDS murder, genocide, and rape or Good doesn't feel Good. It's trying to utilize...

The worst thing about DL is dumb views on alignment. As i've said before, the god of Good, who lives on a plane of Good, surrounded by Good celestials, escorted by his Good dragons, and is the eternal afterlife of his Good followers wants us to believe that having too much Good around is a bad...

The way that D&D encourages the accumulation of wealth we need more larger denominations.

Barbarian: Path of the Totem Warrior 51 Bard: College of Lore 46 Cleric: Tempest Domain 32 Druid: Circle of the Shepherd 35 Fighter: Battle Master 50 Monk: Way of the Kensei 39 Paladin: Oath of the Ancients 49 Sorcerer: Divine Soul 18 Ranger: Gloom Stalker 47 Rogue: Thief 52 Warlock: Pact of the...

Are heists the new "explore dungeons and kill stuff"?

There were enough people still playing older editions to create the OSR movement. That has to stand as some kind of example. I just don't think people who play D&D would get the same gaming experience, that they obviously love, switching to Call of Cthulhu.

I can't see it dying in the foreseeable future, even if Hasbro closed up shop and nothing for D&D was produced ever again. No other game does what D&D does, the way D&D does it.

Sure they are. The limitation is, in your vernacular, the fiction.

Barbarian: Path of the Totem Warrior 50 Bard: College of Lore 48 Cleric: Tempest Domain 37 Druid: Circle of the Shepherd 40 Fighter: Battle Master 49 Monk: Way of the Kensei 44 Paladin: Oath of the Ancients 51 Sorcerer: Divine Soul 30 Ranger: Gloom Stalker 48 Rogue: Thief 53 Warlock: Pact of the...

Barbarian: Path of the Totem Warrior 51 (+) Bard: College of Lore 49 Cleric: Tempest Domain 39 (-) Druid: Circle of the Shepherd 40 Fighter: Battle Master 49 Monk: Way of the Kensei 49 Paladin: Oath of the Ancients 51 Sorcerer: Divine Soul 40 Ranger: Gloom Stalker 49 Rogue: Thief 55 Warlock...

Artificer: Battle Smith 29 Barbarian: Path of the Totem Warrior 49 Bard: College of Lore 53 Cleric: Tempest Domain 44 Druid: Circle of the Shepherd 45 Fighter: Battle Master 45 Monk: Way of the Kensei 52 Paladin: Oath of the Ancients 51 Sorcerer: Divine Soul 48 Ranger: Gloom Stalker 48 Rogue...

Artificer: Battle Smith 39 Barbarian: Path of the Totem Warrior 50 Bard: College of Lore 52 Cleric: Tempest Domain 44 Druid: Circle of the Shepherd 47 Fighter: Battle Master 49 Monk: Way of the Kensei 52 Mystic: Order of the Immortal 4 Paladin: Oath of the Ancients 53 Sorcerer: Divine Soul 48...

Artificer: Battle Smith 42 Barbarian: Path of the Totem Warrior 53 (+) Bard: College of Lore 51 Cleric: Tempest Domain 49 Druid: Circle of the Shepherd 48 Fighter: Battle Master 50 (-) Monk: Way of the Kensei 50 Mystic: Order of the Immortal 23 Paladin: Oath of the Ancients 54 Sorcerer: Divine...

I'm glad they don't.

Lore fills the gaps that I don't feel like filling. I would never try to follow the lore for the established D&D settings- I'm not interested in trying to remain faithful to whatever novel they are trying to sell.