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It's not fun to sit around and watch yourself die.

Tanglefoot roots you but you maintain your actions. Daze prevents attacking but you can still move and use items.

Paralysis/Fear/Stun should just be worse versions of this. Game's hard enough when you're allowed to take actions, let alone when you're not.

Taking a couple days off

I am enjoying EfU immensely right now. Thank you to the players I've interacted with, the DMs who've run events for me, and everyone else with their own stories I haven't seen yet.

I wanna make books from multiple paper notes please.

Second this. I would like access to every animation except the one where you hover with your arms crossed (that should be Wizard only).

Weapon Finesse as a Rogue minor perk.

If you bring back a PC from retirement (or other such delay), bring cupcakes. Gandalf didn't roll up to Frodo and start honking his horn shouting "LET'S GO!" He brought cupcakes.

Bounce other PCs on your knee and tell stories! You should be like a fish being transferred from one tank to another.

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Positive Energy Protection

What would you think if the effect was relative to difference in alignment?

I'm thinking of the cool new Castigation spell, whose effects are pronounced the more different you are from your target.

e.g.: A Chaotic Evil Cleric casts Prot. from Alignment on himself and his mind-save bonuses are as follows:

-He gets a bonus of 2 against chaotic evils,
-A bonus of 2 + (Spell caster level / 3) bonus against neutral evils
-A bonus of 4 + (Spell caster level / 3) bonus against true neutrals
-A bonus of 6 + (Spell caster level / 3) bonus against neutral goods
-A bonus of 8 + (Spell caster level / 3) against lawful goods

Can we bring back the DM QA forum?

Did Diablo bring us all together by trying to isolate himself?

Should I app if my character had a happy childhood?

Those are reasonable counterpoints. From my perspective, it would be a moderate utility for certain characters (played by, for example, part-timers). Those who already have 30 stancebreaches, or an encyclopedic knowledge of drop locations, probably would not notice a difference.

Stancebreach as a function of skills or spells would lead to more interesting combat without consumables (which favour certain players/characters over others). It's not a super powerful effect outside certain contexts so it should be fine to add into Taunt.

It was a joke; if you can't take it in good humour,  get off the internet. Stop being flippant and dismissive, then pretending you have the right to be offended.