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The key is to have the battle in a place where DPS won't help them at all...

You could say it's... cool as hell??

It's totally cringe, no cap.

I'm in an open game. The other players want to lauch a crusade and ascend to godhood but I wanna open a cozy potion shop.

If I wanted rules to run combat instead of a DM's judgement, I go play 4E!

Bring back thee/thou!

What could be a better mark of talent than publishing under Enworld?? May this trend continue.

Romantancy is simply another dungeon the adventurer that is D&D will plunder for gold and stuff. No genre is beyond the grasp of D&D!

Yet more proof that D&D has no limits!

I'm big into accommodating players' race choices. You can play whatever race you want in my all Commoner class (based off of the 3E NPC class) campaign!

It is obvious to all that Enworld is the best TTRPG community on the internet! That is why I believe we are best suited to rule D&D!!!

To avoid problem design that tries to satisfy people with conflicting desires.

There's always "Lamentations of the Flame Princess" for those craving a hardcore TTRPG! https://lotfp.substack.com/

Well I think it's great when D&D doesn't give people the game that they want. They either prove their strength by adapting or get purged like the weaklings they are.

So I shouldn't force the PCs to play an all mouse campaign by forcing them to eat magical cheese??? https://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2012/04/20/a-matter-of-scale

Did I call it or what???

I thought people wanted level one/two characters to be regular people without the high fantasy powers taking an oath/representing a god/making a contract/etc. would give them???

I mean he could create supplemental products that make D&D more lower fantasy or whatever. Since so many proclaim D&D is a toolbox, then making some tools to change D&D into whatever style you desire should be doable; and even profitable.

Shouldn't Ammann treat this as a business opportunity? If 5e24 is becoming easier and higher fantasy, then he can more easily corner the market on harder and lower fantasy products?

Clearly the 5E team didn't send out enough surveys!