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There is such a huge benefit of episodic sessions when it comes to having players with poor attendance. I think also having a lot of...

Not just every campaign is different.... This is a genre choice. The main characters being "special" or just being normal people are...

It depends entirely on the individual table's preferences, and and that's all I have to say on the subject.

While I listed "after a few adventures" - I will often take ambiguities and note my decisions in my notes-file during the reading...

I suppose it varies on how big of a houserule it ends up being as well. Smaller changes mostly for flavor area pretty easy to do and...

Both may be in the Space Opera genre, but the actual themes and plot are quite different. Mass Effect makes me think of heroic combat...

There is definitely an interesting discussion around how much an edition should change from its predecessor. D&D has definitely gone...

This is the Internet. We need you to take an extreme position NOW and refuse to budge from it, even in the face of new information.

The fact that it is distancing itself from OSR is a big win for me. I never loved DW 1e because of how closely it adhered to really...

I definitely appreciate the system pulling its weight, so you don't need an amazing GM or player participation in a Writer's Room to...

I really like multiple levels focused on generating complications because I think it maximizes player agency. The largest difference...

On the idea of multiple tiers of results... I think extra scales of success or failure are extra steps in just doing what PBTA has been...

As a GM I have got a lot on my plate - I am more than happy to outsource dice rolling to the players and focus on other stuff. I don't...

Agree to disagree; I don't think it's a stretch at all. Dread is a game, in which you play the role of a fictional character. The Jenga...

I also like Dread, but I think calling it an "RPG" is a stretch. It's Jenga with storytelling.