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I figured out a way to make fighting while riding a bear work, but its super complex to play. (It needs a strict order of what actions and bonus actions to take when, and riding encourages the use of reactions to protect your mount on top of all that). In the end, it might work better to just...

When he casts Goodberry, can they show up as apples?

A halfling riding a bear, eh? Sounds like fun.

I might be interested in one of the NPCs, were any of those characters Ranger-ish?

I was just thinking about how I wanted to get back into things again.

So you can summon a bedroll, but it disappears after one hour. Should last until you finish a long rest really.

Eh I disagree with 2 out of 3 of your points. 1. Damage is Damage. It is neither an orange nor an apple. While you might think "Obviously a Greatsword is for damage and a Longsword is for tanking" It's important to figure out just how much the difference is to see if it's even worth going...

Unfortunate.

There are a bunch of thread topics that have been popping up recently that I really just don't even want to see in the feed. Is there anyway to just block a thread outright?

Unfortunately, there is a good reason there are monstrosities instead of beast: It's because Druids wildshape has to pull from monster stat blocks. Now if only there was a good reason for Wildshape working that way instead of any other way that would have jived better for game design. Back to...

Fourword.

I cannot emphasize this point enough. The entire point of ragebait displays like this is to force the narrative focus on the baiting, then overwhelm with gish gallop until all other discourse is drowned out, leaving their voice as the only thing anyone is listening too because there isn't...

For the longest time I thought your avatar was just a recolored Willy Wonka. Then I got a bigger computer screen.

I don't like the wording on this, purely because it implies you can only change the rules if everyone is having more fun. Sometimes a necessary rules change results in some of the group having less fun so that others in the group can have some fun at all.

The best way to curb powergaming is to nerf your monsters. Once the players realize that you can kill the monsters without having to fight for their lives all the time, they tend to loosen up a bit on the characters they make.

Any data for this situation I create myself will be of inferior quality, I hate to say it, but it is true. Furthermore, I don't even own the books myself at this point in time (I have been told to wait). So I would have to source the raw numbers from someone else to begin with.

Then nothing I can provide will ever qualify as proof to you.

It's in the videos, you can simply watch them.

I'm going to put it this way: A longbow Ranger without a subclass deals equal damage to an Optimized Warlock with a subclass at level 5.

"Faction, Allies, and Enemies" would probably be more useful for an NPC than "Alignment", given how redundant that is with "Personality".