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For questions primarily about combat, the systems used in roleplaying games to resolve conflict through violent means, often to the death of one or more characters. Combat often involves several subsystems that determine whether harm is inflicted (to-hit) and the extent of that harm (damage).
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Does 5e address the murderhobos problem?
To answer this question, let's briefly examine murderhoboism. This is an affliction where players do nothing but wander around killing NPCs and taking their stuff. But muderhoboism is really about wha …
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