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Charlaquin replied to the thread Critical Role Critical Role Campaign 4 Episode 4 is a High-Octane Rollercoaster.OC is an exonym. I have never encountered anyone who described themselves as a member of “the OC community.” I have encountered lots of... -
Charlaquin replied to the thread Critical Role Critical Role Campaign 4 Episode 4 is a High-Octane Rollercoaster.Maybe, but I don’t think it’s that. He’s constantly doing the thing where he just says his character’s internal thoughts out loud, and I...
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Charlaquin reacted to JConstantine's post in the thread Critical Role Critical Role Campaign 4 Episode 4 is a High-Octane Rollercoaster with
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This is a common enough trope, and certainly feels like where it would go in your average TV show. Having House Tachonis wipe out House... -
Charlaquin replied to the thread D&D General Ben Riggs interviews Fred Hicks and Cam Banks, then shares WotC sales data..True
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Charlaquin reacted to Stalker0's post in the thread D&D General Ben Riggs interviews Fred Hicks and Cam Banks, then shares WotC sales data. with Like.
Maybe like edition skirmish:) The edition war back in the day was pretty nasty, arguments got really really REALLY heated. In...
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Charlaquin replied to the thread Critical Role Critical Role Campaign 4 Episode 4 is a High-Octane Rollercoaster.So what exactly do you mean when you say “the OC style?” Evidently it’s not just homebrew options. You claim it’s not Taliesin as a...
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Charlaquin replied to the thread D&D General Ben Riggs interviews Fred Hicks and Cam Banks, then shares WotC sales data..Welcome to Edition War 2
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Charlaquin reacted to Umbran's post in the thread D&D General Ben Riggs interviews Fred Hicks and Cam Banks, then shares WotC sales data. with Like.
What could "selling faster" mean other than "selling more during the analogous period for the previous game"?
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Charlaquin reacted to pukunui's post in the thread D&D General Ben Riggs interviews Fred Hicks and Cam Banks, then shares WotC sales data. with Like.
I’m not surprised sales were bad in 2013. 4e had essentially been dead for several years by then, and 5e was still in the playtesting...
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Charlaquin reacted to Retros_x's post in the thread Critical Role Critical Role Campaign 4 Episode 4 is a High-Octane Rollercoaster with
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Completely forgot about that. Jeah, Brennan is fine. That would be quite a weird phrasing to thank the camera people. Brennan said... -
Charlaquin replied to the thread D&D 5E (2024) Diseases no longer curable with lesser restoration.Rumors of the death of diseases in 2024 were somewhat exaggerated. The same diseases that appeared in the 2014 DMG are also found in the...
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Charlaquin reacted to TheSword's post in the thread D&D 5E (2024) Diseases no longer curable with lesser restoration with Like.
So interesting spin off from my medicine thread. Magical diseases, despite very much being a thing in the game are no longer curable...
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Charlaquin replied to the thread D&D General Faerie Blue / Orange Morality Systems.I very much like the idea of fae time blindness. I mean, any immortal creature should struggle to understand mortal timescales, right...
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Charlaquin reacted to Baron Opal II's post in the thread D&D General Faerie Blue / Orange Morality Systems with Like.
I've been thinking on how to put a more interesting framework for Faerie and their kin. At the moment I only have two solid things; they...
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Charlaquin reacted to TiQuinn's post in the thread Critical Role Critical Role Campaign 4 Episode 4 is a High-Octane Rollercoaster with Like.
Gotta say I’m quickly reaching the point I wanna see character sheets and campaign maps and the whole shebang. I’m really digging the...