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Close them as duplicates of the first linked question
In general, almost all of those last set of questions seem like different subsets of a question asking "What abilities work in an antimagic field?" However, that question itself seems to be a duplicate of the very first question you linked: How do I know if an ability is magical?
The very purpose of ...
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Yes.
If they all ask the same, they are the same and thus dupes.
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Just link to the PDF. A website link provides no additional context, clarity, details, and won't remove the need to download the PDF (if prompted) if users choose to do so.
As was briefly discussed in (now deleted) comments, it seems like it might just be something on your end at the moment that is causing the PDFs to be downloaded instead of opening in the ...
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I would link to both the website and the pdf (and say which link is which)
This helps with a few things, such as the possibility of a browser/computer/location blocking one link and not the other. And it also lets others see not only that the pdf exists but also where exactly it came from. Unfortunately this does mean you usually wouldn't put the link on ...
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It is on topic
However, whether the community will think your question is good or not (which will be reflected in the votes) is highly dependent on how you present the question. Good formatting, wording, and clarity play a big role.
Then there is 'research effort'. Back then Stackoverflow was originally built to be an experts site, so the system was ...
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Probably
In my opinion, it's going to come down to wording and whether the community feels like the querent spent more than 2 minutes thinking about the topic.
Anecdotally, I feel like some questions get negative reactions because they're written like an anxious child: "hey guys, I had an idea and was wondering what all of the ways to be good with a sword ...
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Questions 1 and 2 are identical
Question 1, "Can you attack with more than one weapon when using Extra Attack?" asks:
When one uses the Extra Attack class feature, must it be done with only one weapon?
Question 2, "Can you attack with different weapons using Extra Attack?" asks:
Assuming I am holding two different weapons, [...] can I attack once ...
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