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Pirate's Guide is a big 256 page hardcover with a ton of words, but I felt it did a good job of giving overviews and clear tones to... -
Autumnal reacted to Brendan Byrd's post in the thread City Supplements - What do we like? with
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I will admit to liking the community creation procedure/rules in d20 Gamma World. -
Autumnal reacted to Whizbang Dustyboots's post in the thread City Supplements - What do we like? with Like.
Kobold Press has a cities and towns book that's exactly what you're asking for.
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Autumnal reacted to Mustrum_Ridcully's post in the thread City Supplements - What do we like? with Like.
I don't remember any city supplements (though I remember we had a Ptolus campaign, but I was a player once). What I do remember ins the...
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Autumnal reacted to Whizbang Dustyboots's post in the thread City Supplements - What do we like? with Like.
Another very good setting. If it was a bit easier to run traditional D&D-style adventures with it -- it wants you to play more of a...
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Where I think Doskvol's details really shine are in, well, the Details portion of each district + the way they extend the blurb which...
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Autumnal reacted to Brendan Byrd's post in the thread City Supplements - What do we like? with Like.
A supplement that provides a ready-to-run location, a partially generated locations, or a toolbox to build-it-yourself? Advice on how...
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Autumnal reacted to JConstantine's post in the thread City Supplements - What do we like? with Like.
I'd like to echo @Whizbang Dustyboots' point about different levels of depth. And I think what's "best" is going to come down to the...
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Pirates Guide to Freeport is my favorite fantasy city sourcebook. Statless, it gives a good overview of tone and themes, the city...
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Autumnal reacted to Whizbang Dustyboots's post in the thread City Supplements - What do we like? with Like.
I like multiple different things in my cities. At one end, you have Ptolus, which is a maximalist city setting, which hundreds of...
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Autumnal reacted to Old Fezziwig's post in the thread Why Blades in the Dark feels less swingy than d20 – and why the bell curve (and variance) aren't the main reason with Like.
I was going to make a joke that Harper could have just called it Rakes in the Dark, but light sources seem to have little to no...
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Autumnal reacted to Willie the Duck's post in the thread Why Blades in the Dark feels less swingy than d20 – and why the bell curve (and variance) aren't the main reason with Like.
With partial success games, the group really needs to play a while to get a feel for how often you succeed fully vs succeed partially...
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Autumnal reacted to Artamo's post in the thread Why Blades in the Dark feels less swingy than d20 – and why the bell curve (and variance) aren't the main reason with Like.
That’s interesting because when I played Scum and Villany (also a FitD game), I had the same feeling but it felt more like everytime we...
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Autumnal reacted to franz101's post in the thread Why Blades in the Dark feels less swingy than d20 – and why the bell curve (and variance) aren't the main reason with Like.
My bad. 1d6: 50 % Failure / 33,33 % Partial / 16,67 % Success / 0 % Critical 2d6: 25 % / 44,44 % / 27,78 % / 2,78 % 3d6: 12,5 % /...
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When I run Cyberpunk 2020, and it's been more than 10 years at this point, I run it in the year 2020 as it was imagined way back in the...