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Only sort of. One type of elf was like that, and the other major type was specifically not like that and got along great with other races.

Seems pretty self-evident to me.

The feat or no feat, though, is called out in 5e in the PHB. The breath weapon for Dragonborn on the other hand is listed as an absolute defining trait of the race. No other subraces of Dragonborn that don't have a breath weapon are even hinted at. The DM is of course free to make Dragonborn...

I suppose if they all had an intelligence of 5 they might do that before going out to rob people.

And if they can't, can hide in light foliage which makes for good banditry.

Not really. Humans are still far and away the majority race of the major cities that aren't explicitly a dwarven city, elven city, etc. Waterdeep for example, despite being very cosmopolitan, is according to the 3e Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting, 64% human, with 30% more being elf, half...

:eek: I forgot to finish Peacemaker season 2. Thanks for the reminder!

Meh. I'll just be sure to roll over onto my wife's side of the bed.

One of my girlfriends had a cat who if we left for more than a few hours, would open up the kitchen cabinets and throw all the food onto the counter.

The Mobile feat is my favorite method, since it's very much in control of the Player/PC.

Right. I said that if the attack on the caster were to happen, it would be better to defend as you move away from the melee attacker and go to the caster. When you broke rank in that combat, did you just open your back to death or did you defend and move away? My contention is that completely...

Better a maybe than a guarantee. ;) Give me a break. FANTASY realism then. :rolleyes: It would still be suicidal to ignore the guy stabbing you to attack someone 30 feet away. No. It varies.

Nobody has to be excluded the other way. You'll just end up with folks who like specialized setting C, classes 1, 4, 5, 6, and 10, and races A, X and Y. And other folks will like specialized setting F and different classes and races. They'll still get to play and have fun, but they'll also...

To me simulation is simply an attempt, however badly, to simulate something in real life. So in D&D when falling does 1d6 per 10 feet fallen, to a maximum of 20d6, it's simulating 1) gravity, 2) damage from the impact at the end of a fall, and 3) terminal velocity.

Maybe from 2e? "Dragon Attacks: All dragons have a claw/claw/bite attack form and a breath weapon. The latter can be used once every three rounds."

"Dragons con attack by claw/bite or breath weapon. The latter can be used but three times per day, maximum. If a choice is possible roll percentile dice. Any score above 50% indicates the dragon will breathe. The breath weapon causes damage equal to the dragon's hit points (half that amount if a...

He is misremembering it slightly. The 1e general rule under dragons, before you get to specific colors, says that if the dragon has multiple different attack options, it breathes if it rolls a 51 or higher(not lower).

Apparently he just blocked me too, and I don't know why. There were pretty civil conversations going on.

You might as well just stab yourself, then. Taking your attention off of someone trying to stab you is a good way to die. You're better off defending yourself as you move to the caster. Just attacking the caster from 30 feet away makes no sense in any sort of realistic or semi-realistic...

Given RAW unlimited retries, barring some game element preventing it, the rogue will eventually roll a natural 20. That means that absent any pressures, if the lock is equal to or less than 20 + Thieves' Tools/Slight of Hand bonus, the DM should skip the roll and narrate an eventual success...