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I've been exposed to several people's attempts to create their own RPG. They tend to have have a common problem: the rules-writer is...

Agreed. And while I certainly recognize that there's a major element of taste in that for some things, I think the major dividing line...

I think intentional backwards wings, designed thoughtfully and with the specific intention of them being backwards, would be cool. This...

No, but having your limbs and tail pointing the normal way would. It's like...imagine someone built a car, with all of the seating...

Especially when they have four distinct Elven cultures to choose from in Level Up. High, Wood, Shadow and Eladrin.

I saw this on rpgnews.com: But when I clicked through to the link (https://modiphius.net/blogs/news/shoguntemp3647977d) I got this:

I appreciate the responses. I'm glad to see attempts at productive discussion about a topic that has been divisive in the past. At the...

I know I already answered, but it occurred to me that Draw Steel does have another example: their Always Evil/Kill On Sight baddies, the...

I think different biology will affect behaviour. I think super long lives species will have different attitudes than shorter live ones...

I mean, plenty of people actively seek out dangerous challenges without being bad at normal life. I’d go so far as to say that enjoying...

Well, if you want do that, then you do not need to have non-human sapients at all. I think the point of non-humans are that they are...

If it is all cultural, why not have everyone be human?

Over 30+ pages, it seems that the conversation revolves around how D&D does bioessentialism badly. How have non-D&D (ttrpg general)...

I have been uncomfortable how D&D has portrayed some species for decades. Literally having evil versions of species you can recognise by...

From my time as an AL GM: the diversity of builds pre-Tasha was noticeably greater than post-Tasha. The introduction of new power...