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In my homebrew setting, gods are simply aspects. They aren't like the deities of the Forgotten Realms or GreyHawk, who scheme, plot...

one bit of advice and one answer to your question. Advice: Wolfgang Baur (of Kobold Press) says in one of his essays in their...

always preferred Klingon Gods:

But the number of options which 4e has are still way higher which is something Reynard mentions. 5.24 has like 100 feats, 4E has...

It's important, contextually, that "play to find out what happens" is in the MC Playbook. That being said I think Monsterhearts' "Keep...

Probably, though using gritty rests and not altering the spell durations works just fine as well. Casters are not exactly underpowered...

You play to find out the answer to things. No idea where you're coming from here. Pretty much every game that builds "play to find...

This all kind of underscores the fundamental uselessness of the whole "play to find out" statement as a practical matter. As if any RPG...

Not true at all. You can't play to find out something if the GM doesn't have some idea of what's at stake! If you say "An army is...

I picked up a neat little book recently called Petty Gods. It really got me thinking because it is a collection of just-above-human...

Focusing on the OP (to avoid catching up on 34 pages of discussion), I tend to run my games less as plots/stories and more as...

A while ago I made a house rule that you may be able to take a bonus action in place of an action with DM approval. Yeah that's pretty...

Personally I feel that so long as you can't duplicate a bonus action, there's no major issue. Being able to use the same BA twice might...

I mean, they’re only inelegant because the designers insisted in trying to pretend they’re an extra thing you only get sometimes instead...

You've already touched on this somewhat, but to add to what @Charlaquin said about D&D being largely written lately by people with...