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To the old board members: Do the same threads always come up?

Oh, sure, no question especially if it's a topic that can be addressed with facts. I was thinking more in terms of debatable issues like alignment, is this-or-that broken/nerfed/shafted, etc.
 

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EricNoah said:
...I was thinking more in terms of debatable issues like alignment, is this-or-that broken/nerfed/shafted, etc.

Y'know, I think I DID make my Will save last time I saw one of those... and if I did, it would be a first. :)
 

EricNoah said:
Oh, sure, no question especially if it's a topic that can be addressed with facts. I was thinking more in terms of debatable issues like alignment, is this-or-that broken/nerfed/shafted, etc.

I don't understand what you mean.

Alignment is a topic that can be addressed with facts. The nine alignments are clearly defined in the PHB.

What possible alignment question could come up that can't be addressed incontrovertibly with a quote from the rules?

Are you just having me on?

-Hyp.
 

Hypersmurf said:
I don't understand what you mean.

Alignment is a topic that can be addressed with facts. The nine alignments are clearly defined in the PHB.

What possible alignment question could come up that can't be addressed incontrovertibly with a quote from the rules?

Are you just having me on?

-Hyp.

God DAMN but I love this guy! :lol:
 
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Just look at the number of threads a minor sub-topic alone creates... For example, "Spellcasting Prodigy", or "Whirlwind Attack + Great Cleave". Of course, the 3.5 fixing/nerfing/revising/whatevering of rules may finally kill these topics (while spawning others at the same time), but even then, they enjoy a long, tormented agony.
 

My favorites are the:

Let's analyze gamers threads
and
characters of the opposite sex threads

Those seem to pop up every now and again.
 

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