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Derulbaskul reacted to Morrus's post in the thread D&D General Take A Look At The Class Boards From The New D&D Starter Set with
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They did that in 4E. People complained. -
Good points! One big reason is that water transport is cheaper than land transport and was vastly cheaper before the railroad...
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Derulbaskul reacted to BookTenTiger's post in the thread Worlds of Design: Life in the Big City with Like.
I've always wanted to run a campaign in which, over time, the characters' small home town grows into a massive sprawling city. The...
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Derulbaskul reacted to pemerton's post in the thread Worlds of Design: Life in the Big City with Like.
But isn't the point of worldbuilding to make something exciting? Or at least part of it? Maybe Waterdeep has galleons docking there...
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Derulbaskul reacted to MichaelSomething's post in the thread Worlds of Design: Life in the Big City with Like.
That's not a hard problem to figure out. There's obviously a Decanter of Endless Water in there somewhere. Also, you could go ask Ed...
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Derulbaskul reacted to Hussar's post in the thread Worlds of Design: Life in the Big City with Like.
One of thing that bugs me in a lot of published settings is that the creators just plonk down cities every so often just to make the map...
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And thus LOTS of opportunities for bizarro dungeons that you can get at from the sewers! Things can get really strange the further down...
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Derulbaskul reacted to Jacob Vardy's post in the thread Worlds of Design: Life in the Big City with Like.
"The main thing a city is built on is other cities." I first read that in a Pratchett novel but it didn't really click for me until i...
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Derulbaskul reacted to lewpuls's post in the thread Worlds of Design: Life in the Big City with Like.
Picture courtesy of Pixabay. Cities don’t just happen, though it may look that way to those who live in one. As a GM/world-builder you...
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Derulbaskul reacted to Lanefan's post in the thread Worlds of Design: Life in the Big City with Like.
The first and most important thing a city (or any settlement, for that matter) needs is a reliable source of fresh water, usually a river.
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Derulbaskul reacted to Whizbang Dustyboots's post in the thread Wizards of the Coast Head Explains Benefits to D&D Franchise Model with
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Derulbaskul reacted to Cergorach's post in the thread Wizards of the Coast Head Explains Benefits to D&D Franchise Model with Haha.
Some of us read: Wizards of the Coast Head Explodes... ;)
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Derulbaskul reacted to Reynard's post in the thread Wizards of the Coast Head Explains Benefits to D&D Franchise Model with Like.
You don't say...
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Derulbaskul reacted to Rabulias's post in the thread D&D General Take A Look At The Class Boards From The New D&D Starter Set with Like.
This modular approach could also lend itself to a screen or tablet very well. Drag and drop components into the base PC "sheet" and they...
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Derulbaskul reacted to Bae'zel's post in the thread D&D General Take A Look At The Class Boards From The New D&D Starter Set with Like.
It's reminding me of WFRP 3e, where you essentially had a trimmed down character sheet that was connected to various cards and tokens...