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BBayushi_seikuro replied to the thread AD&D 1E What was so bad about unearthed arcana 1e?.Looking back, I think what I feel was... 'bad' is subjective, but I'd say hurt with UA, was the character creation variant, where, let's...
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BBayushi_seikuro reacted to Thagdal's post in the thread AD&D 1E What was so bad about unearthed arcana 1e? with
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As was common for people around me, all my groups back then pretty treated UA like a collection of dragon magazines bound together. The... -
BBayushi_seikuro reacted to Marc Radle's post in the thread AD&D 1E What was so bad about unearthed arcana 1e? with Like.
We used it a lot back in the 1E days and honestly everyone I knew loved the book. We were teenagers of course, but I never heard...
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BBayushi_seikuro reacted to humble minion's post in the thread D&D General Simple Rules for a Dark Sun Game with Like.
Given the massively increased viability of Dex-based martial characters in recent editions, if you’re having heat penalties for armour...
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BBayushi_seikuro reacted to Lidgar's post in the thread D&D General Hasbro enters gambling deal using Dungeons & Dragons intellectual property with Like.
Given it’s for online gambling, I’m now envisioning Pokémon-like battles where you place bets on head to head combats between D&D...
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BBayushi_seikuro reacted to Dyson Logos's post in the thread Pathfinder 2E I played my first PF2e game this week. Here's why I'm less inclined to play again. with Like.
But for every other game I've played, it is enough to get a feel if the game is for you or not. I sign up for short RPG sessions "en...
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BBayushi_seikuro reacted to GMMichael's post in the thread Pathfinder 2E I played my first PF2e game this week. Here's why I'm less inclined to play again. with Like.
I think a Decker is crying somewhere.
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BBelieve that was what Gygax did. Believe he said that you needed to keep copious notes on times of each groups, so you could weave it...
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BBayushi_seikuro reacted to cbwjm's post in the thread In a fantasy world filled with magic and miraculous beings, will the religious concepts of the locals be completely different from the human of Earth? with Like.
Sacrificing to before a sea voyage Umberlee makes sense to me. If there is a god of the seas that might drag you down to the bottomless...
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BBayushi_seikuro reacted to Emerikol's post in the thread Worlds of Design: The Great Divide with
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As for novels, I like suspense and tension for sure but I don't need explosions all the time. I loved LOTR. It seemed full of suspense... -
BBayushi_seikuro reacted to Emerikol's post in the thread Worlds of Design: The Great Divide with Like.
I think most of my groups lean strongly vicarious but it is a continuum. We like immersion though more so in building their story as...
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BBayushi_seikuro reacted to Hussar's post in the thread Worlds of Design: The Great Divide with Like.
Just a point about the length of genre fiction. The thing is, before 1980, there was just so little genre fiction at all. Pre-1980...
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BBayushi_seikuro replied to the thread In a fantasy world filled with magic and miraculous beings, will the religious concepts of the locals be completely different from the human of Earth?.I think Toril is interesting that, even in a world of 'known' deities and pantheons, some people continue to not be Believers, or maybe...
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BBayushi_seikuro reacted to JConstantine's post in the thread D&D General D&D is now Steampunk (poll) with Like.
Is steam-powered technology commonplace? No? It's not steampunk. Even Eberron - a setting that is actually in the process of industrial...
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BBayushi_seikuro reacted to Steampunkette's post in the thread D&D General Dark Sun as a Hopepunk Setting with Like.
So over in Snarf's most recent thread on sexism in gaming (which is a really -good- thread and you should absolutely check out some of...