That’s illegal!

He’s a Dapper Dan man!

I’m not sure it scratches the itch for you, but you can play Shogun: Total War this way. You can manually direct your army in battles if you want to, but it makes the game take waaay longer (and I usually do poorly). Or you just auto-calculate the results of the battle and you get back to farming resources and taking over your neighbor’s territory.

She must be a rogue. That’s just the d6 bag.

Not because they haven’t screwed people over yet, but because that’s a comparison of dndbeyond to pathfinder, not a product that sells digital Pathfinder source books. It’s comparing apples to oranges. As I mentioned in my first post, you can just buy physical books for dnd and the point is moot.

Probably. Just not a fair comparison

How do you not own what you buy with dnd? Are you leasing your books, minis, dice, character sheets, etc?

Yes, they did

Neutral paladin is just in it because his mom sent in the application to the temple and he was too lazy to find a different job. He just clocks in and clocks out each day to collect a paycheck. He takes a 10 minute break every 2hrs to smoke some weed which he refers to as “reflecting on God’s blessings”.

Alternatively, I think maybe Hellboy is an example of Neutral Good paladin?

But the Muslim, Christian, and Jewish god is the same deity. So “Allah” refers to the god of all 3 religions.

I always assumed you would also it Aus not Oz

But as it’s pulled apart, are volcanoes making more land, and growing the island’s size?

Yeah but you can tell his dog is still heavy because when he starts running, it takes like 5 steps in place before he actually moves

The problem is he was studying American society and saw nothing wrong with it

5e is still balanced because of the opportunity cost. If you grab that 1 level in warlock, you’ll never get the level 20 perks of your main class. If you pick up that 1 warlock level when you’re around level 5 it means you’re postponing your next main class power spike by a whole level. The rewards have to be somewhat worth taking because of what you’re losing.

And to be fair, none of the official campaigns even play at level 20. It may sound OP doing that much damage at will but you’re missing the context. Your enemies at level 20 are basically going to be literal gods. You’re going to be playing a homebrewed campaign. Your DM has many tools available to make your level 20 cantrip balanced, not least of which is just scaling up the enemy HP.