Imagine how much ketchup is on the walls.

Em dashes aren't meant to be used as often as the comma. It's used mostly to show a sliding from one thought into an aside, and then back to the main topic.

Pundit is a waste of space and there's one person I hold at fault for including him in 5e.

It's accurate.

The key differences is in the game uses dice pools for the three stats and you have "kitty treats" to influence story elements similar to Fate's fate point system. All dice rolls are done by the players. I ran it for a group of kids between 4-7 in my library.

In some ways this is similar to Magical Kitties Save the Day.

I would expect some structure between schools for the same field, though. I'm flying blind and it's weird.

Guess they wanted the Dorian Gray look.

I hope people will stand up before that happens.

Anything they tell you not to do is exactly what terrifies them.