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Campbell reacted to pemerton's post in the thread What Do You Think Of As "Modern TTRPG Mechanics"? with
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Upthread, I posted quite a bit about some sorts of approaches to the setting-oriented RPGing that you describe: These posts advance... -
Campbell reacted to RenleyRenfield's post in the thread What makes setting lore "actually matter" to the players? with
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This post brings up interesting points I was thinking about... not aimed at anyone in general, but as an aside to what makes lore matter... -
Campbell reacted to Old Fezziwig's post in the thread Vincent Baker on narrativist RPGing, then and now with Love.
I think there should be space for Greg Stafford for Pendragon alone.
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Campbell reacted to kenada's post in the thread Vincent Baker on narrativist RPGing, then and now with Like.
The original phrasing (“a revolutionary trying to get his message to the widest audience possible”) implied that Baker’s purpose in...
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Campbell reacted to RenleyRenfield's post in the thread Vincent Baker on narrativist RPGing, then and now with Like.
Monster of the Week = for sure a good beer and pretzels narrative game! Masks too! Could toss in Pasion de Las Pasiones as well...
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Campbell replied to the thread How does your group handle an absent player?.Tar and feathering. Oh? You were asking how we handle the character? Oops.
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Campbell reacted to Bae'zel's post in the thread D&D General The Monsters Know What They're Doing ... Are Unsure on 5e24 with Like.
Well one guy literally stated that he found the other's playstyle preference was "bordering on offensive". It's gotten kind of crazy in...
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Campbell reacted to Remathilis's post in the thread D&D General The Monsters Know What They're Doing ... Are Unsure on 5e24 with Love.
The general impression I get from DMs who are uninterested in their players is that they have crafted some aspect of their game (story...
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Campbell reacted to Breaking Star Games's post in the thread Vincent Baker on narrativist RPGing, then and now with Like.
100% this. I am honestly shocked when I see this characterization from someone online. I know everyone is different, but compared to...
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Campbell reacted to Pedantic's post in the thread Vincent Baker on narrativist RPGing, then and now with Like.
I asked my friend the other day if the coffee he'd given me was a natural process (he's normally a dark roast guy and I was surprised to...
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Campbell replied to the thread Vincent Baker on narrativist RPGing, then and now.So, our home group has a decent number of players who don't think about the game during the week and do not fuss over rules. They have...
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Campbell reacted to darkbard's post in the thread Vincent Baker on narrativist RPGing, then and now with Like.
My point was more that @Lanefan 's post is an example of "What about-ism" or shifting the focus of the conversation away from the OP's...
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Campbell reacted to RenleyRenfield's post in the thread Why do you play games other than D&D? with Like.
BB does fit the second, to the letter. I am not sure why there is push back on this. It's ok, and its choice and its fun that way...
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First and foremost: because other games exist. That's like asking why I eat steak when apples exists. Beyond that, in my particular...
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Campbell reacted to Umbran's post in the thread Vincent Baker on narrativist RPGing, then and now with Like.
I agree that most games can be played in a narrativist manner. But I also know you can drive a nail with a screwdriver, if you really...