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Looking at it from a mechanical standpoint, older editions like 3rd saw (in my experience) a lot of players multiclassing in a level or...

Agreed. It's not a groundbreaking adventure but for something different to drop into one of my two current campaigns, it'll make a nice...

I bought their Jane Austen-inspired adventure. It's not reinventing the adventure or anything, but very competently done and does a good...

D&D 2024 The Last Hyborean homebrew campaign. One Nat 20 After Another!

Run Out The Guns Rolemaster, at a convention, glorious!

The One Ring RPG. Sheep, Goat or Hairy Cow.

yeah, especially since they gradually shaved off most of the actual attrition… 6e should move away from that to a per encounter approach...

Before The Stroke of Midnight. Saw an ad on Facebook earlier and bought the PDF. Looks like a fun one shot gothic adventure.

D&D 2024 would be my vote. It's the system I would largely always turn to for fantasy roleplaying.

Exalted Fighting fish fae is frought

Ghosts of Saltmarsh campaign - D&D 2024. "Perfume covers his fishy deadness." * Actual player quote.

I fundamentally agree that it’s best not to have multiple successful rolls required for a single task. I just consider “find the trap,”...

I actually tell my players not to ask to make a check in D&D, because I might just let them succeed without it. "Asking to roll is...

You know with something like this, what's really interesting is the often unstated (or unexamined) motivations for how we each choose to...