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Justified text can look great (see the D&D 3rd edition books as an example), but it can be a pain to work with and isn't suitable in...

Wow. That’s…well, in line with stereotypes about gamers. But beyond the presumption, it also shows a gross misunderstanding of my...

It's Castles & Crusades that has the SIEGE engine. The way it works is that when you make an attribute (ability score) check, you roll...

.... And do you think this example undermines the argument? Because, sure, if in D&D the d20 was replaced by a d4 I also think the...

Now you can never unsee it. *Edit, also probably why you won't see a Moana 3... In traditional Māori mythology, the demigod Māui...

I know some use saving throws in B/X and BECMI D&D as resolution mechanics. For example, if you try something dexterous or agile, you...

These seem to be pretty similar ideas. A world where events occur with the regularity of a metronome is just as "meta" as the OotS...

Smart Chaotic Evil can be... "I know that burning this orphanage will attract unwanted attention, so I'm going to make it look like an...

Chaotic Evil, as was mentioned, is unrestrained, but, domineering. They are going to try to dominate anyone they perceive as weaker...

I blame the current climate, but I can't imagine a smart chaotic evil. Can somebody explain how your GM would pull it off?

THEN WHY HAVE YOU BEEN ARGUING WITH ME!?!?!?!?!?!

Then if that's how your table runs that's great. If the players know that spending time searching increases the chances of a wandering...

Meaning those three examples I offered? I agree they are all meaningful consequences, which is why I listed them, but when you say that...

Those all sound like meaningful consequences to me, and one of them is likely to apply to some degree nearly all the time, so to me to...

I play in dungeon turns behind the screen, when the party is exploring a dungeon or dungeon-like environment, but my players are not...