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Yeah. A lot of the ranges in the game are pretty short

I think part of the problem is that CR needs to be accompanied by some kind of flags as to the mosnter's role in a combat. Like some code added next to the CR that clearly telegraphs that, for example, "hey, this CR 8 ogre mage is a glass cannon"

But by the same token, what sense did it make that golems were immune? They kept that one. Why did they keep it on some creatures and not others?

I've got a few where I've got two but no idea whatnthe third one should be Jim Carrey Is A Supervillain *Batman Forever *Sonic the Hedgehog *?????? Monster Bunnies *Monty Python and The Holy Grail *Night of the Lepus *?????? Giant Worm Monsters *Dune *Tremors *Empire Strikes Back...

Going back to equipment solutions, what if we made amulets and rings not take up a body slot? That never made thematic sense anyway and it would mean that the amulet of armor and ring of protection don't take up a space EDIT: or even just reduced the cost to make them unslotted

I've been thinking more about this and I think that part of the solution here might paradoxially be to make those necessity items cheaper so that there's more cash left over for additional enchantments

I think the solution to that would be to stick multiple abilities on items.

*A cyberpunk dystopia where reality TV and mass purges have combined into a TV show where people vote on who gets executed in the prison camps

pulled by animals trained to work underground maybe?

I still wish that someone would go back and fill in what I consider the gaps in the original 3.5e sourcebooks. They never finished the line of books on the different creature types (they did dragons, undead, aberrations, and two books on fiends, but they never did constructs, fey, or elementals)...

Nobody liked it when it was called 4e D&D either

Can't they both be wrong

To be fair the way languages are handled in D&D doesn;t make much sense from a narrative standpoint either, perhaps that's what was meant

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cosmic_microwave_background

Because society hasn't insisted that they're expected to read it

That's ridiculous. That's like saying that there can't be light without darkness

There's an argument to be made that those names aren't important anyway, at least as compared to the other details

It's not a very good allegory. The allegory is broken. Assuming that the Matrix itself represnets the gender binary the only character who actually works as a trans allegory is Cipher, who wanted to reenter the Matrix but with a different identity. The other characters would more properly...

*liquid that falls on the floor is "drank" by the building *at least a heart room and a brain room, even if you don't do rooms representing all the major organs *The building slowly grows over time, possibly accelerated if it absorbs the right material *constructs and earth elementals *The wall...

I mean, Bill & Ted and The Matrix are kind of the same in that Keanu plays the chosen one who's supposed to save the world