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Or a commercial for old people.

There aren't any design norms for deadly encounters. It's X+, where X is the number you see listed as deadly on the chart. Anything and everything above X is still just deadly.

I love playing clerics. However, I am crystal clear with the groups I play in when I make the character. I am NOT a healer. My PC is a cleric of war, or forging or whatever, and that's where his spell focus will be. If they want a healer, someone else will need to make one.

I've seen it situationally for the most part. I think one or maybe two PCs over the years just had it always a part of their prepped spells.

I'm absolutely not a fan of reskinning. However, if a warlock wanted to call himself an artificer and try to fake tech being behind his powers, I wouldn't have an issue with that.

Jerry Rigging is making something cheaply. Temu merchandise is Jerry Rigged. Jury Rigging is improvising/makeshift repairing. They are similar, but different.

I think that learning controls is much easier than building/repairing the tech.

I wondered that as well. It's not like the Gorn could have easily explained it to her via yes/no questions.

You're right. It's not that it can't happen. It's that it generally WON'T happen. People for the most part like to enjoy playing the game and not very many people want to be a healbot and spend every slot they have on healing spells.

California just shot HOA's in the head. Those fines max out at $100 and then it's done. That neighbor would have been able to just fork over $100, or perhaps $100 per tree and then the HOA would have had to let him keep them there.

It's not at all universally prepared. There are too many good spells and too few prepared spells you can pick for that to be true. It kinda is. If you are using everything you have just to heal, you are a healbot which means you are specced for healing. You may not be fully optimized for it...

In addition to the story not being very good once the time travel happened, what really drove me crazy was Michael's expression(not expressions). She had one expression which was abject horror as if her life and/or the universe was ending. She used it when her boyfriend did something wrong...

The first two seasons were good. Then it went downhill rapidly. Once the time travel happened, it not only didn't feel like Star Trek to me, it was very much not a good show in my opinion.

There are other good spells and slots are at a premium. That spell isn't cast as often as you think. That may be how your group does it, but your group isn't the gold standard of how groups around the world play. In your example you used literally every spell slot to cast healing spells...

I blame 3.5e and onward for that mentality, really. During 1e and 2e, any magic sword was prized because it meant being able to hurt things that were immune to anything needing a +1 or higher to hurt. 3e continued that feeling by making DR 15/+1, 30/+2 and the like. Once 3.5e came around and...

I think that's more because people get entrenched in their arguments about X, Y or Z. Folks challenge those ideas, they defend, the defense gets challenged, and suddenly the argument appears to be very much only about realism being the king of kings. When these discussions get boiled down and...

Yeah. That would drive me away from the game. This tough angry human isn't a human, he's an orc. This other tough angry human isn't a human, he's a dwarf. This third tough angry human isn't a human, he's a goliath. I want humans to be consistently human. If I want one to be tough, he'll...

Your games with their rings of resistance on every finger are not the norm. Unless they've had time to prep, it's unlikely that half the party will just happen to be resistant to fire. Wow. That sounds mind numbingly dull. Why on Earth would anyone want to play a healbot and not someone who...

I don't get that impression from anyone here. We just tend to follow the Gygax thought on the matter. "ADVANCED DUNGEONS & DRAGONS is first and foremost a game for the fun and enjoyment of those who seek to use imagination and creativity. This is not to say that where it does not interfere...

I don't see a problem with this. Have that person hack at a 1 inch thick flat rock and he is not going to do much. Have someone who has a greatsword and leverages it with great strength and there's a good chance that he's breaking the rock. It's just more important for the death by a thousand...