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They are entitled to their day in court. But given their history as well as the unrelenting and insatiable greed of the 1% that we've seen on full display in recent years, it wouldn't surprise me in the least.

As a Gen Xer this piqued my interest, but given the quality coming out of Hollywood, I'll wait for the reviews. Hopefully this isn't a bait and switch and ends up being mostly about Teela or She-Ra

But where is the smiling beholder? :)

My group alternates between PF2E, Draw Steel, Blades in the Dark and Fallout 2d20.

I personally don't see having "too many" spells as a problem.

I'm looking forward to playing Solasta II and Light No Fire (Makers of No Mans Sky) later this year. I haven't picked any new games yet.

I've been dying* for the necromancer to be released. Just 6 more months! That's going to be a long wait. *pun intended - but didn't realize it until after I typed it.

We've set a minimum quorum of 3 players (out of 5) in order to hold a session. The missing players have the option of being there but not there, or having one of the other players run the missing players PC.

FR is my favorite.

yep, I've been playing in person, and then during and after COVID with 1 ENWorld member. (10 years at this point) I had no idea he had an account here until about a year ago. He's been almost entirely inactive for quite a while now.

Assuming modern tech, and people actively trying to ID you, it would be virtually impossible to keep your identity secret.

1. It's up to them. I've had players leave the session, others have hung around and gave advice from the grave (which I'm fine with) Once a player just spent the time rolling up a new PC. 2. I never plan for a TPK. 10 years ago when the group first started, the then GM asked everyone how they...

Because I don't like the direction D&D is going with 5e 2024, and I found a system I like better. As well as the OGL scandal and other antics. Never forget.

Quote from article: "The sense I get from 5E24, on the other hand, is that the designers began with mechanics they wanted to implement, then came up with narratives to rationalize the mechanics. Which is how you end up with warlocks signing lifetime contracts with supernatural entities whose...

My 2nd TTRPG was Star Frontiers by TSR.