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Campbell reacted to GobHag's post in the thread What Do You Think Of As "Modern TTRPG Mechanics"? with
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Okay so what are the prayers I can use to decrease spell slots? What are the deeds that would decrease/increase my spell slots as a... -
Campbell reacted to Fenris-77's post in the thread Vincent Baker on narrativist RPGing, then and now with
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This is all great evidence that we should[n't] confine out thoughts about 'player engagement' to matters that appear on forums like this... -
Campbell reacted to TwoSix's post in the thread Vincent Baker on narrativist RPGing, then and now with Like.
I don't know a lot of people who know RPG "theory", but I have RL several players/GMs in my groups who quite enjoy discussing ways to...
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Campbell reacted to TwoSix's post in the thread What makes setting lore "actually matter" to the players? with Like.
People who can't accept criticism of their likes are just as bad as people who continually bash things they hate. (It is fair to be...
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Campbell reacted to zarionofarabel's post in the thread What makes setting lore "actually matter" to the players? with Like.
My friends and I played a heck ton of Star Wars back in the 90s, and not once did they steal plans for the Death Star. In fact they...
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Campbell reacted to pemerton's post in the thread What makes setting lore "actually matter" to the players? with Like.
I don't think anyone is under an obligation to accept whatever IP holders shovel at them. But I think that endless whinging about new...
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Campbell replied to the thread What makes setting lore "actually matter" to the players?.Not sure what to tell you. For me lore has always been a tool used to enable gameplay experiences. The point for me has always been...
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Campbell reacted to thefutilist's post in the thread Vincent Baker on narrativist RPGing, then and now with Like.
Where I’m currently at, is I see lots of an approach to system that goes. Game not working > create techniques that deal with the...
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Campbell reacted to pemerton's post in the thread What makes setting lore "actually matter" to the players? with Love.
I GMed my first session of Mythic Bastionland yesterday: Mythic Bastionland actual play The players knew nothing about the game or the...
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Campbell replied to the thread What makes setting lore "actually matter" to the players?.When something new comes out it does not cancel or ruin what has come before. I like a lot of games (and editions of games) that are no...
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Campbell reacted to thefutilist's post in the thread Vincent Baker on narrativist RPGing, then and now with Like.
How compelling something is, is a different axis to the one I’m talking about. I think. Although to the extent I have a point, it’s that...
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Campbell reacted to zarionofarabel's post in the thread What makes setting lore "actually matter" to the players? with Like.
I got V5 a little while ago and I think the lore changes are great! I also think the system changes are top notch too! I can't wait to...
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Campbell reacted to Staffan's post in the thread Crows, James Introcasos MCDM Dungeon Crawler RPG with Like.
Hyperspecific? Orden is pretty vanilla fantasyland. There is some fantasy space stuff, but that's all out on the periphery of the...
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Campbell replied to the thread What makes setting lore "actually matter" to the players?.I think the idea that lore is set in stone once set does a harm to our ability to take creative risks and iterate on a game's design. I...
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Campbell reacted to RenleyRenfield's post in the thread What makes setting lore "actually matter" to the players? with Love.
Oh, the world HAS very much told grognards of WoD to go stuff it. :) When nWoD came out it was so successful, it got two editions, and...