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This is what Pratchett said in the Art of Discworld…

I love the Truth. It’s mature Pratchett building on all the good Ankh Morpork work that has gone before. Mr Tulip is my favourite Discworld character. A thug with a speciality in Fine Art appreciation, a habit of snorting any that’s ‘ing chemical and another habit of putting ‘ing before every...

I understand the logic. I just think that description is better represented by the shove action and a monk being able to use dex for this. Stationary creature doesn’t have momentum and there are many creatures without legs or either a very low centre of gravity for whom that makes no sense. The...

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I don’t disagree. However I also don’t accept that weight is an irrelevant concept or in opposition to giving players a what they want. I appreciate the merits of this particular instance isn’t your concern but D&D is a referreed game. Interpreting the rules is par for the course. The designers...

Don’t worry. We’ve been playing together for 25 years. Just still a bit raw I think.

No. It’s a direct amendment to the previous rule that said you couldn’t do that. With a clear instruction that it only applies to your size or smaller. In the same way that the previous rule had a similar cap. If you were strong enough and the large creature was light enough. Some kind of...

I feel these would be Rabi Stonebiters dying words. (Along a swift prayer that Gabby and her graverobbing friend would find their way into the Stonebighter Book of Grudges.) How quickly everyone went from creeping silently through the sewers at level 5 to charging city gates at level 7!

I think you’re probably right based on JCs post. However the results of approaching the game this way are so unsatisfying and counter infinitive to me on pretty much every level that I’m happy taking the carrying capacity and the interpreting sizes from that. Particularly as the rules seem very...

Are there many judo movies where 10 year olds don’t to fully grown athletic adults? Not a push (5ft) I know kids can do that to adults - but a full momentum guiding?

I don’t think Str 8 medium characters dragging ogres around by the leg does make for a good combat.

Thank you! I found the old 2023 thread for 2014 D&D. Seems like it was split 60/40 Justifications for allowing it seems to be running folks along (which doesn’t really make sense for dead weight or unconscious creatures, or creatures without legs for that matter). Or it uses the argument that...

I guess it’s just the principle of the Str 10 monk not being able to lift the fully armoured knight and carry him up a ladder/flight of stairs/jump through the air. I see it a lot with Fly spell being used to ferry people around when in fact that would likely be pretty slow unless the target is...

Surely the grappling rules are for restraining creatures and - if you are able to - drag them or carry them. i have no idea why anyone medium sized would expect to be able to carry or drag an 800lb ogre (or relatively speaking an ogre to be able to carry a stone giant). There are other ways of...

I feel like moving other creatures has been seriously nerfed in 2024 and I hadn’t noticed it. My party are pretty regularly heaving another PHB onto their shoulder and pulling the out of danger but in the 2024 rules this becomes much harder. I also don’t quite get how folks are talking about...

Everyone was able to point their fans to the survey. I know I certainly did for WFRP 5e Don’t be sour. Credit where credit is due. They cared enough to go to the site and vote. That is high anticipation. Unlike a lot of commentators he is actually a long term published writer and pretty cool...

Yeah it’s top of my list every time. There is something unique about it. Both optimistic and cautionary. Cerebral but packed with action. Genuinely funny at times as well as pretty scary (kitchen scene being a highlight). Beautiful visuals, tactile special effects, a killer soundtrack and great...

Lincoln Lawyer is absolutely bingeable. 10 episodes per season. Strong story for each season. We just did season 4 in two sittings. Couldn’t stop!

Good to hear it’s not just me. I had the same before every performance when doing amateur stage acting. It just struck me last night how much I enjoyed the session after but before was definitely anticipating calamity. I get what you mean about cons. It definitely has less impact on me when...