What is the most overused D&D term?

[Melan]

"crunchy bits", no contest.

 

[nHammer]

If munchkin was on the list I'd vote for that, since it's not I vote for broken.

 

[Shadowlord]

I vote for "munchkin". It's such a lame term.

 

[Dispater]

IMC.

 

[Skarp Hedin]

I voted for "Iconic", since it has no real use whereas "broken" can at least describe an opinion of something...

but broken is really really old too.

 

[Thresher]

I think "overpowered" could earn its place there somewhere too.
But I voted for 'broken'

 

[Adlon]

My pick would be 'Balance', or derivatives of that word.

 

[hammymchamham]

Ranger. Every day is a new: Rangers are Broken. or Rangers got the shaft. Thread. RANGER RANGER RANGER

Ranger fixed in 3.5?
My Alternate Ranger Class!
My 2nd Alternate Ragner Class!
How to fix the Ranger!
[POLL] How to fix the Ranger
[POLL] Do you like the current ranger?
[POLL] What is the ranger?
Don't fix the Ranger!
The Ranger is Fine!



We need our own Ranger board...

 

[Azlan]

Very annoying hearing "Rangers got shafted!" every few days.

I agree.

Myself, I'm surprised by how passionate so many players are, over this issue. Yet few can agree on just what a "ranger" should be. Some players have the LotR rangers in mind, while others have the National Wildlife Federation rangers in mind, while others still have the US Airborne Rangers in mind; etcetera, etcetera...

 

[blink_hamster]

Has to be Munchkin