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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Remathilis" data-source="post: 8869776" data-attributes="member: 7635">Are you basically saying that I've fever-dreamed 20+ years of D&D discussion on this board, as well as on various other forums? Look at my join date: I was here through 3e, 4e, and now 5e. I've seen what many people have wanted. Not all, but some. YOU might not care if a demi-god adventures with a commoner, but I can assure you more people than I do. I played D&D in the days when human's only racial trait kicked in at 19th level. I was there when fighters and thieves watched mages eclipse them in importance. I PLAYED the thief who watched as wizard's did his job with better speed and efficiency than he did and still had spell slots to incinerate an entire room of orcs before the fighter could draw his sword. Conversely, I was also there when the magic user used his one sleep spell, and then threw darts for the remaining encounters until a kobold put a knife in his back.  Do not cite Deep Magic to me, I was there when it was written.You have a nasty habit of demanding respect for your preferences while demeaning the preferences of others. You demand equality every time someone puts forth an opinion that runs counter to you. This isn't CNN, I don't have to give equal time to both sides. I know what I like, and on the grand cosmic scale, the game is moving away from your preferences and towards mine and I'm elated that is happening. I don't care if D&D ever supports that style again. It can go die in the same ditch as racial- and gender-based ability modifier, alignment restrictions, and race/class restrictions. Sorry the game you love is dying. You remind us in every post. But I'm not sorry that the game I love is improving.</blockquote>

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