Contrary to the popular saying, rules aren't meant to be broken, as they are foundational to society and exist to uphold ...

Thanks to Baldur's Gate 3, this rule became even more well-known. Rules as written, critical successes and failures only ...

But in the end, the rules as written are the rules that need to be followed. Especially when there’s so much at stake when it comes to getting this right. On Monday, the state Supreme Court ...

According to the rules as written, a critical hit in D&D 5e lets players roll twice as many damage dice. However, this can lead to some pretty underwhelming crits for players who aren’t so lucky ...

By my reading that's a notable change because it means you can trigger them on an attack of opportunity, where before that was impossible by rules-as-written. Someone tries to run away from you ...

Our Constitution contains the written rules governing our political system. It floats on a sea of unwritten rules needed to make it work as intended. Adolf Hitler was not elected chancellor by voters.

If the rule will be enforced as written, there’s a clear flaw in it ... Pulling the ballcarrier remains against the rules. If the “tush push” is to be pushed out of the rulebook, the easiest solution ...