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In older editions of D&D and Pathfinder you could wildshape into Elementals and Plant Creatures. While you could only get these forms at...

It think you seem to be defining "the industry" as everything other than D&D, which is still actually most of the market, and is/has...

Compared to Level Up: A5e, 2024 5e received a tiny dollop of complexity and crunch in what it was offering to the Players. It made some...

This is a false dichotomy. Nothing in "crunch" impacts what TTRPGs do that CRPGs can't. I think the "why don't you just play a CRPG"...

I think it's more chewy than crunchy. :p

I have never been convinced by the argument that rules complexities impacts "roleplaying" at all.

I kinda hope crunch comes back. I like more complex games. I'm a 3.Xe fan. My personal projection, though, is that we'll eventually see...

A rules-heavy game requires a lot of work, development, and playtesting—which often translate into resources and money. They’re also...

It's certainly possible that the pendulum is making its' way to some degree of complexity and crunch. However, it's hard to say if the...

With interest. ;) I find A5e to be a good investment.

Yeah, I'm inclined to agree. And hey, A5E is a million-dollar winner in my book.

You mean the Tracking rules in the DMG? They're pretty simple and easy to use since they mostly require the player to make a Wisdom...

i mean, Wizards already writes out individual spell lists for all of the casters anyway, i'm not against the idea of classifying which...

I've always really liked those divisions. They make the world feel more like a real place, with different effects resulting from...

What would be the alternative? curious