Is "how much I would like them on a scale from 0 to 10 (with a resolution of like 0.01) if I got to know them at a deep level" allowed? Or is that cheating?
My mother has two chihuahuas. Neither one needs an angel chihuahua or devil chihuahua on their shoulders. Each one barks enough for three dogs all on their own.
(This is no reflection on chihuahuas in general. She once had another chihuahua who would never bark, ever. Until we specifically taught her to bark on command for a treat. And after that, on command was the only time she ever barked.)
I have to wonder how the intellectual property shakes out with Beholders and Mindflayers and Kuo-Toa and so on that WotC has trademarked. I think if you're doing business on DM's Guild, I think they let you do more than if you're not, but I haven't found any indication that MZ4250 is doing business on DM's Guild.
I once knew an author who wrote a book with a character whose name was the same as a D&D character (I don't remember which one... it wasn't "Vecna" or some super-well-known character name, though). Aside from the name, it was a completely unrelated character, and the name collision was entirely coincidental. He got a cease-and-desist from WotC. And he didn't have the means to fight anything, so he quickly unpublished the book and hoped they'd leave him alone. (They did, AFAIK.) At least he didn't get harassed by the Pinkertons.
But yeah. WotC is basically Satan, and not in a cool way. (Oh, sorry. I misspelled "Hasbro".)
Learning to code made it so I didn’t have to know as much math in my opinion.
I must be coding very different things than you are. Lol.
I'm currently making a domain-specific language for doing 3d modeling, and wow have I learned a lot of linear algebra. And I can sense that even so, I've barely scratched the surface.
But the Internet says it’s true, this is molting not mites.
The person you responded to was referring to why his beak looked weird, not to the lack of feathers on his head. But I didn't see anything in the article you posted about beaks.
Take your slop machines elsewhere.