blue_zephyr

That's a player guide lol. Only the DM should fudge.

Do whatever you want but the Dungeon Master's guide encourages DM's to (sparingly) fudge rolls to avoid your players getting screwed over by bad luck. It's not against the rules at all.

Source: DnD 5e DMG page 235 and 237

So eat them. We elect them, and we outnumber the elite that would oppose this.

Says who?

There's nothing stoping us from restructuring the system such that we don't need money/work to live a comfortable life.

You know we took a wrong turn as a society when not having to work is seen as a devastating crisis. Let the robots serve us and start enjoying life!

Careful spell doesn't prevent damage, just ensures you take half: 800d6 / 2 in this case. You're thinking of the sculpt spells feature from the evocation wizard school.

B-but I didn't conjure anything! It was an evocation...

You don't have to sue them. Suing a multinational company will bankrupt you. Let the data protection authority handle this.

GDPR fines can scale to a company's yearly revenue. They can absolutely get in more trouble than it's worth if they keep blatantly shitting on the GDPR. Keep reporting them whenever you see these violations.

There's a really low bar for what is considered personal data. If they collect location data coupled to an "anonymous" ID, it's still personal data, because it shows you moving to your house and place of work every day. If you can infer a person's identity from the data, it's personal data.

Angry X'ing