Jacob Lewis
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Jacob Lewis That would be another idea, but i still like my solution more, unless you would rule that inferior Magic weapons would not have to make two dice rolls. It has to be analysed statistically though. With a 2xd20 someone has found out a number which would reflect disad quite well it was -2 or so if i remember, so i guess 2 die rolls for weapon damage would result in about a -1 which would be desirable. Has to be analysed though.

Jacob Lewis Do you do weddings as well?

105440 This is why I don't play with critical hit charts that cause severe injuries. The results are ridiculous.

I miss 4e statblocks. I didn't need to flip a single page or reference any other book to run an encounter. I'll get back to DMing when they get back to that. No! The game can't be easy to set up and run! Then people won't be able to demonstrate their superiority by running a 3-book encounter off the top of their head! Nothing is more fun than a monster with spells and a magic item forcing me to look into the PHB and DM's Guide while already holding my Monster Manual open!

You of all people should know how much work and effort goes into creating, designing, and publishing an RPG. True. But I don't know how difficult it is to make an animated show. It *sounds* a lot more difficult to me, but I've no way of gauging it.

"Where a bunch of us nerdy-ass voice actors used to play Dungeons and Dragons, now we play something else just like it but with rules you may not be familiar with." Just doesn't have the same ring to it. Well, that’s branding, isn’t it? People would say “I’m playing Critical Role tonight!” and folks would know what that means. Building a brand is hard, but if anybody in the TRPG space, CR would have the best shot at it.

I miss 4e statblocks. I didn't need to flip a single page or reference any other book to run an encounter. I'll get back to DMing when they get back to that. The idea to have an all the information to run the combat encounter only take up one page or at most a centre spread was really helpful for a DM, even if it was probably a pain for editors/writers and page count.

I thought so, too. So I pulled out my original copies of the module to compare. The details are almost identical down to the contents, size, and number of each room. But there also enough subtle differences to realize that the Dyson maps are, in fact, not just scanned copies of the originals. Huh. I mean, they even have the artifacts typical of scanning an old copy (some dirt, weak lines, and the like). But if you say so. That's really disappointing, I agree.

Yes, a place for us to gather and argue whether if its set in Greyhawk or Forgotten Realms because nobody can tell the difference. "Its so generic!" Then constant speculation over when the Dark Sun expansion is ever going to open up, and questions why everyone ends up lost in Ravenloft land. Funny - I can see people melting down online over a supposedly inaccurately portrayed tiny detail of all this made up stuff. That said, I visited HP World in Orlando last summer and it (re)sparked my interest in Eberron. Being inside Gringott's made me think of stealing the entire look and layout as a Kundarak site.

I fail to see how this affects gameplay according to this handy flow chart Solid flowchart, but sometimes you have to mutilate the bodies to get the loot. This week I got some sweet stuff after cutting up a Roper.

They be Pawns that haven't found a game. Yet. But I am ready. Also, Mask of the Mummy, Giantslayer, and Ironfang Invasion. Skull & Shackles did get a home inside a custom foam-board photo box. How does that Age of Rebellion box support the weight of all those hardcovers?

Sandpoint has the word "sand" in it. Just like sandbox! Featured in Rise of the Runelords, the very first and most iconic Pathfinder Adventure Path. It is also featured in the Pathfinder Beginner Boxed set, which is one of the best starter sets of any game system I've seen. And recently, Paizo released the lon awaited sourcebook dedicated to that most famous place in their game world. 105263 Looks good - pity IMC Nualia burned the place down... :D

I'll see your collection of 5e bloat and raise you the phasing out by a fully operational collection of Star Wars Edge of the Empire and Age of Rebellion! Force and Destiny coming soon. Maybe. 105264 At the bottom of the middle shelf, are those Pathfinder Pawns or PoD, or what are they? Reign of Winter, Shattered Star, Rise of the Runelords all look to be one volume?

105184 I was actually hoping for a Sterling Archer build.

Man, a kid could dream… Back in the day, I had Warduke, Melf, the Titan, and the Carrion Crawler bendy toy. I’ve either kept or reacquired those, and they’ve since been joined by Elkhorn and Kelek. Still love those toys. What strikes me is how colorful and intricate their designs are, especially for being second tier. If only it were true... 105104

Oh, its true!! 105105 I had all the figures (Still have the wizard, but my son ripped his legs off, grrr...) but not the Fortress.

Now if we could just get a Metal RPG... 105030 You jiggled this free in my brain. https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/239669/Starchildren-Velvet-Generation https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Underground_(role-playing_game) http://totl.net/Umlaut/ http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?303315-ÜMLÄÜT!-the-Brainstürming!

I find Star Wars RPGs get better the further it gets from d20 systems. FFG's narrative dice system is far superior for cinematic play that isn't bogged by power levels and character builds, which I find often detracts from storytelling. I'd also give the old WEG system consideration before another dressed-up D&D system. Let D&D do what it does best: D&D. 104824 I have a respectable D6 collection don't worry. Didn't get the ffg version as I have 2 I won't have time for 3.

104785 I have those dice! And for the OP - I’d say you disqualified yourself from being a grognard by NOT using theater of the mind. Oh, we had minis. But battlemats? Grids? Bah! That didn’t start until 2.5e. If a measurement needs to be made it’s with string or a tape. But really the minis were to look cool, not to turn D&D combat into a board game. Theater of the mind is the real old school way (and I’m happy it’s made a comeback).

104785 It's funny because it's true.... :) I fished them out the other day just so I could see if it was true, and indeed, I have three dice left still from my Moldvay Basic box and my first edition Gamma World boxes... and most of the people I work with currently were born after 1985...

104739 I see you were playing games made by "They Sue Regularly".

You may be honest about not reading the main posts. But it really makes me wonder why bother responding at all, thinking you might have something I need to read when you cannot be bothered to read what I have written. :erm:I was being honest, but don't worry - I won't bother with reading your posts or respondoing further in this thread. Sorry to have wasted your time.