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Earthdawn does have its own system. The latest edition is back with FASA, I believe. I've played it in a few convention one-shots and...

What style prompt are you using for these? The painterly approach does a good job covering up for the AI's tendency toward intricate...

I am a mediocre artist at best, but some of my more favorite pieces. They were made as illustrations for my monster books, and used in...

So, after seeing and participating in the Dall-E makes amazing AI Art Thread I think a thread for Art made by humans and other real...

I decided to post one of my less successful covers. Issue 9 didn't have much to work with. I decided to add a mushroom forest from the...

I modified this cover from the sea to space. The ship just felt like it needed to be in Spelljammer. Original Cover by Dean Morrissey

Beauty is in the eye of the gas spore. I decided I needed to do an April issue cover for today. Original Cover by Daniel Horne

I think there's a second distinction being elided here, between rules the players don't need to know and rules that are intentionally...

Oh, another example of the distinction between secret information and secret rules: the stress and fallout mechanics of Spire. In this...

I think there's a distinction to be made between secret information and secret rules. Not knowing the capabilities of the vampires seems...

Rather unlikely, given the first book of that series didn't come out until 1988. D&D psionics comes out of the plethora of psychic...

I stand corrected! I think I was led astray by a misreading of this article attributed to "Nijineko Prismaticpsion" at Canonfire, which...

2e took a lot from 1e, which in turn was inspired by (I think) the Vlad Taltos series by Steven Brust. They have a vaguely science...

The classes @James Gasik described are the 3.5 era classes. In 2e, there was basically only the Psionicist, though any character could...