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Some one mentioned how did we know that creating economies is hard. One way is to notice that only two computer games have player run...

I get people feeling that way when it first happened, but in the long term it became such a significant thing for the overarching plot...

That would be interesting!

That's fair, but I'm speaking from my perspective: I'm seen him play the tormanted character a lot. I would love to see what he does...

My personal guess is that Sam is playing a Divine Soul Sorcerer and Assamir who been made to believe he's a human cleric by his family...

I gotta disagree about little story momentum. The momentum here is coming from the mystery. The stark contrast from the confidence...

I mean, I wouldn’t go from gods to wolves. More like goblins to hobgoblins (to orcs to trolls to giants, etc, etc…) But, fundamentally...

Ideally, you want that tension sine wave. Peaks of high difficulty, valleys of low difficulty, and periods of rising/falling difficulty...

Some easy encounters are great. It helps to clearly demonstrate to the players that their characters are gaining power.

I think the crossover of that subfaction and critical role fans is limited

I fundamentally agree that it’s best not to have multiple successful rolls required for a single task. I just consider “find the trap,”...

From what I've seen 20 episodes into Worlds Beyond Number, BLeeM has an excellent ability to allow for emergent storytelling even while...

Oh, ok, sorry for the misunderstanding. I do see what you mean, Investigation checks do get called for a lot less often than Perception...

I actually tell my players not to ask to make a check in D&D, because I might just let them succeed without it. "Asking to roll is...

I mean, I don’t think “predetermined story” is quite the right way to describe it, but I would expect the overture to be much more...