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Physics doesn’t have anything to do with what I’m saying. I don’t care about “emulating disability accurately,” I care about...

Then why would you give them blindsight?

Personally, and I know others will feel differently, but making a disability strictly a roleplaying choice with no mechanical impact...

Call me crazy, but I feel like always-on blindsight defeats the entire purpose of playing a “blind” character. I get wanting a feat or...

The writing is not up to the quality of the previous games, certainly. Also, the reactionary crowd wildly over exaggerated the game’s...

Hoping to get enough interest for a weekly D&D at work this summer during the lunch hour (plus a little extra as people are able), I...

A lot of games are starting to include them now, which is great!

It has a ton of great accessibility features, for sure, and also hugely customizable difficulty - you can set aspects like enemy...

I see what you’re saying, in that groups often run 1s and 20s as causing outcomes beyond mere success and failure, which often involve...

I think part of it might be cultural, and part is a desire to highlight unique patterns that the human brain fixes on and gets a...

Eh, there's enough AMAZING games out there that don't get the audience they deserve that I'm skeptical of this statement (Everyone play...

Veilguard doesn’t actually have an arachnophobia mode, because it doesn’t have any spiders in it.

Well, the problem with passive checks IMO is that they’re named so poorly, everyone assumes they work in a different way than what the...

Thanks for the responses! Fair enough, and a roll to see how an NPC reacts is totally fair. Something like this totally works, in that...

I agree. I would just describe it as the arrow passing through. At high range, tmit might not be obvious if it does so beacause of an...