Halfjack

In my current 5e game, I have some items that have soft limits on how often you can use them, in that each time you use them you make a con save or gain a level of exhaustion, and the dc increases as you use them more, and the dc resets when you finish a long rest without any exhaustion.

It's not a force though

they're epic level, they can probably handle it.

on the other hand, if they fight Szass Tam or Sul Khatesh...

Since like, the 70s

Perhaps the party has played Baldur's Gate 2

If you're trying to point out some contradiction, I'm not seeing it

respecting your Christian buddy at work requires that you respect the ideology enough that it isn't any sort of deal breaker. it might not be a lot of respect, but there is at least some respect there, and that's fine. Christianity isn't exactly a good thing, but it's not like the vast majority of Christians support its use for oppression. From what I've seen, most of them are content with going to church every few weeks, and outside of a few edge cases, that doesn't really hurt anyone.

"Dealing with the individuals" was probably a bit too sinister a way of saying it, admittedly, but an ideology will always exist while it has followers, and it will continue to gain followers as long as there is nothing discouraging them. In many cases, education is enough to effectively shrink a harmful ideology over time without too much damage, but fascism is entirely too destructive to allow any respect for the people supporting it, without exception.

the ideologies and the people supporting them are inextricably tied. Respecting the individuals who support an ideology inherently means respecting that ideology, and the ideology won't simply go away without dealing with the individuals who support it.

The idea of respecting the political beliefs of others only goes so far, and should end long before you get to the point of supporting the oppression and murder of minorities.

In the context of the USA's political landscape, saying that everyone should respect the political views of the opposing party only serves to legitimize the views of actual fascists, who say shit like this so they can play victim.

Iirc, it's a children's book about an elephant named Horton discovering a civilization of tiny creatures living on a planet the size of a speck of dust and protecting it from other animals.

I got here by sorting by all, but what does thinly-veiled conservative propaganda have to do with atheism?

yeah, they have a lot of art for characters and scenes, mostly because the story is told in a sort of visual novel style, as well as them making art for character previews and the like. The gameplay itself is much more hack and slash though.