Campbell's latest activity
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I have to disagree. Because "preparation" in this case is "the primary making of the meal", and in an RPG that can't be anything but... -
I am gonna back this statement up here. I think @Blue is correct. When I GM, and I am being treated like "the chef" I am not having...
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Campbell reacted to Umbran's post in the thread D&D General Combat as War vs. Sport and a Missing Third Mode with
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Yes, Pro Wrestling has kayfabe - the fiction isn't limited to the combat. But for the combat scene, they are asking how to make it... -
Worse, I think trying too hard to avoid being "meta" can actually (translation: "probably will") make the game less fun.
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These seem to be pretty similar ideas. A world where events occur with the regularity of a metronome is just as "meta" as the OotS...
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Gahh. I hate knowledge checks. Not I guess in principle, but almost always in execution. I think my plan going forward is to grant...
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I’d argue that a turn is a much more specific unit in play than hours or minutes tend to be since it is tied specifically to play and...
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Pretty much all knowledge checks in skill-based systems basically acknowledge that a particular character's knowledge is all in a...
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I don't think this metaphor is exactly aligned with what I was proposing. At its core, my proposal is that the player's can't "choose"...
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YMMV, but I ran a WOTC campaign for a group that had played BG3 & were all “Critters” and wanted to play a D&D game for the first time...
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Campbell reacted to RenleyRenfield's post in the thread City Supplements - What do we like? with Like.
What I am doing for my city book is ... for San Francisco in ... 1 page intro to book overall "how to use..." + summary preview 1 page...
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Campbell reacted to Morrus's post in the thread AI/LLMs AI art bans are going to ruin small 3rd party creators with Like.
Describing what you want and making what you want are not the same thing. I think it’s pure arrogance to describe something to a machine...
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A character in a role playing game is a heuristic that allows the player to take on the role of a character in a setting and interact...
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Right. The decision is which way to go or which door to try and open. Analogous to tactical decisions in combat. Then the die is...
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I don't mean the sort that, say Shadowdark has, where a background stands in somewhat abstractly for a possible skill list. In that case...
