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Autumnal reacted to chuckdee's post in the thread Different philosophies concerning Rules Heavy and Rule Light RPGs. with
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To add to this, when you reinvent the wheel, you almost always end up with an inferior wheel. That's the reason that people use what has... -
Autumnal replied to the thread What are you reading in 2025?.You’re very welcome. As for attitudes, it’s possible the rescuers had some effect on calming crowds covertly. The other thing is that as...
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Last night, I finished Cahokia Jazz by Francis Spufford. A lovely alternate history, similar to The Yiddish Policemen's Union or Lavie...
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Bit of an update on some books read ? (Not going well on keeping things updated, my goodreads updates have been poor this year, maybe...
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Autumnal replied to the thread Different philosophies concerning Rules Heavy and Rule Light RPGs..Excellent stuff, pemerton.
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I write professionally, but not fiction (genre or otherwise) - I'm an academic in literary disciplines (law and philosophy), and my work...
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Folks be giving someone an education but I don’t think he’s picking up what they’re laying down.
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Not everyone will be a talented John Milton, but Milton locked himself away purposefully from public life to just read before he wrote...
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I will second this: I think it's an excellently designed game. But I'll give the caveat that you have to buy in for players to build...
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Since this is an issue I talk about all the time, I'll post the three questions for RPG design. If you can't easily answer these...
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The tendency to go from simple to complex. D&D started as three 5x7 books in a box. Traveller started as three 5x7 books in a box...