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An army of high elves with firebolt and other offensive cantrip would probably destroy them.

It's not 5e, either. Or 4e that I've heard. Or 3e. Or 3.5e. No edition of D&D has done that to them.

Riiiiiiight, you're bloodied(cut), but not bloodied. :rolleyes: Give me a break. Do you have a real counterargument? I quoted how and said how. But since you're reading to argue and not to understand, you of course "missed" it.

Not according to everything I've heard. Do you have any specifics to give?

Nothing there contradicts me dude. Trying reading to understand and not just to argue. As for the bloodied condition, did you not see the part in 5e where you show cuts and bruises at half hit points. That's blooded. 🤦‍♂️ PS You just disproved your own argument there. If you aren't...

Yep. It's Mel's Diner, which I've eaten at in Hollywood. The food was good, but overpriced for the quality. I haven't been back.

The rule is clear. The hit that drops you to 0 is the one that does the real damage. Until then you are completely unscathed or suffer minor bruises/scratches. There are exception, but those are for things like poison stingers which do have to do minor damage to you before you would normally...

Yes it will, because if they have hit points left, it does not strike the heart or even the body if they have enough hit points. The person rolls over in their sleep and the attack "misses" for the amount of damage the attack does, or some other luck, skill, divine intervention hp damage...

Not having a breath weapon is not backed up by 5.5e anywhere. Having one IS backed up by the 5.5e PHB which states that the traits a PC gets is from the race. They are not something special for the PC only.

No rule replaced that rule. A statblock is not a rule. Things in the stat block are rules and no rule replaces the one from 5e. There is no new version of the rule that races get their abilities The 5e rule from PHB Page 177 is... "The peoples of the D&D multiverse hail from different...

What rule says the 5e rules for races don't apply? Simply making a new stat block for 5.5e doesn't contradict the 5e rules that if I make an elf bandit, it gets elf abilities, unlike a human bandit. Only specifically new rules change the old ones.

You aren't understanding. We are human. We can ONLY think as a human does. We can pretend that we know how a dragon man would think and act, but we can only do so as a human thinks, not as a dragon man thinks. Therefore, all such pretenses are essentially playing dragon men, elves, cat...

I'll take Garfield and Jon for $500.

No it can't. If a halfling takes a dragon claw it is making death saving throws. Just like an orc. Just like a human. Hit points that allow a halfling to survive a dragon claw attack mean that the claw misses or if the halfling ends up low enough on hit points, barely grazes it. We don't...

If it simply doesn't mention the modifications from the 5e MM, then the 5e MM are still the default. This is from the PHB and shows how the 5.5e rules work. "But the book contains many new or redesigned elements, and the versions of things in this book replace versions from older books."...

You say... "Dark Helmet: No, no, please leave me alone!" And if you do decide to do it, at some point say... "Dark Helmet: What the hell am I looking at? When does this happen in the movie?"

Yep. And if your 20th level PC stands there and lets someone stab him, he will probably die. This is false, since hit points =/= meat. It would only be true if hit points were entirely meat and skill, luck, etc. played no part in them. Instead, the overwhelming majority of hit points are not...

Yeah. In my game hit points are there unless you act in a suicidal manner. If you fall 100 feet and have 50 hit points, you might not even be unconscious, because luck, skill, blessing of the gods, etc.(hit points) will kick in. If you are at a 100 foot cliff and just step off, you lose any...

I strongly disagree. Pink Hearts, Yellow Moons, Green Clovers and Purple Horseshoes are much better.