As someone who grew up a Star Wars fan and only read The Inheritance Cycle in my early 20s, it always baffles me when people make this their main argument.
This just came to me and wanted to share. I don't know if someone has posted something similar.
Yamamoto's plan involved taking out the US aircraft carriers and naval fuel depots. The aircraft carriers weren't there and the fuel depots were just... not hit.
It was a white dragon, and the only reason no one died was because he rolled like absolute garbage.
(I do combat rolls in the open, wargame style, to show my players the consequences of their actions and that it's the dice screwing them over... in this case, the dice were screwing me over. 🤣)
Something fun, and kinna silly, I made for the Barbarian in my current campaign.
**Warhammer of Fireball**
Very Rare Weapon (warhammer), Requires Attunement by a Barbarian, Fighter, or Paladin
You have a +3 to attack rolls made with this magical weapon.
_Fireball Swing_
Once per day, you can swing the Warhammer into the ground, casting Fireball (base level) at a point within 5ft of you.
(This weapon _does not_ grant immunity to the Fireball damage. However, the user may still make a Dex saving throw or use immunity from other sources.)