D&D 5E (2024) Is 5E better because of Crawford and Perkins leaving?

[Maxperson]

Depends if the sapped individual is aware they're sapped.

It wouldn't matter if he was aware. You simply don't ignore the guy stabbing you to attack someone 30 feet away. That's a suicidal action. You fight back against the guy killing you in hand-to-hand even if you can't fight well.

 

[AlViking]

Oooooooooo Geeeeeeee Elllllllllll...... Wait, let me say it three times into a mirror for you: OGL. OGL. OGL.

BOOOGA BOOOGA BOOOGA!

3 years is not a very long time for really anything to pass, particularly in a hobby where people are talking about stuff that happened back in the 70s and 80s.

It was a thing, it happened, and the comment that I referred to happened as well.

It was 3 years ago, reversed and then some. People like to latch on anything and complain about it. My reaction is the same.

I'm just saying "D&D is undermonetized" is a comment that I've heard many times across a number of different forums and sources. It resonated in a negative way, and it's still out there wafting on the wind for a number of folks. People can have long memories.

My question remains: what are they doing now. Not what they thought about doing, what they could theoretically do at some point in the future, now.

 

[TiQuinn]

It was 3 years ago, reversed and then some. So my reaction remains the same.

That's fine.

My question remains: what are they doing now. Not what they thought about doing, what they could theoretically do at some point in the future, now.

I don't know - they took away my executive lounge key.

 

[Uni-the-Unicorn!]

See?

Do you?