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DragonLancer reacted to LuisCarlos17f's post in the thread D&D General AI Art for D&D: Experiments with
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I asked Grok (X-twitter) to create a D&D group inspired in a Spanish cartoon from 70s "la Panda" by Robert Segura. It offfered me to... -
DragonLancer reacted to Reynard's post in the thread What makes setting lore "actually matter" to the players? with Like.
The more people that enter the hobby, the more likely you are to find new players that share your preferences.
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DragonLancer reacted to Micah Sweet's post in the thread What makes setting lore "actually matter" to the players? with
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The more people like that, the more likely the hobby will turn that way in general. And I don't want that. -
DragonLancer reacted to Reynard's post in the thread What makes setting lore "actually matter" to the players? with Like.
I have met many players who are not interested in "collaborative storytelling." Many want to play a game, plain and simple. I still...
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DragonLancer reacted to Micah Sweet's post in the thread What makes setting lore "actually matter" to the players? with Like.
"Collaborative storytelling" is not the core goal of roleplaying for everyone. Stories will emerge after the fact, even if you don't...
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DragonLancer reacted to djotaku's post in the thread What makes setting lore "actually matter" to the players? with Like.
Yeah, this was the main thrust of my reply. Either the OP doesn't care or the OP is playing with people who don't care. But many do. I...
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DragonLancer reacted to Micah Sweet's post in the thread What makes setting lore "actually matter" to the players? with
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See, I love history (real or imagined), so I want the history of the setting front and center. That's the most fun part for me. That... -
DragonLancer reacted to TiQuinn's post in the thread What makes setting lore "actually matter" to the players? with Like.
I don’t know if this is what you experienced but what I saw back in the 90s was players could care less about Forgotten Realms lore that...
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DragonLancer reacted to TiQuinn's post in the thread What makes setting lore "actually matter" to the players? with Like.
I think that’s the heart of it right there. If I’ve written a whole page worth of lore for something, the actual bit worth communicating...
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DragonLancer reacted to zarionofarabel's post in the thread What makes setting lore "actually matter" to the players? with Like.
That's why I became a fan of The Most Generic Fantasy Setting Ever (tm). Someone upthread made a comment about how using generic elves...
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DragonLancer reacted to payn's post in the thread What makes setting lore "actually matter" to the players? with Like.
You can say the same for every species in every setting in every genre. 🤷♂️ To you, is pretty key. You seem to ignore quite a bit of...
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DragonLancer reacted to TiQuinn's post in the thread What makes setting lore "actually matter" to the players? with Like.
Yeah, I’m not that much of a role player to concern myself with whether I can get into the head of a non-human character, and I’m not...
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DragonLancer reacted to payn's post in the thread What makes setting lore "actually matter" to the players? with Like.
Im not entirely sure of the original quote's context? Based on the OP, it seems less interesting setting because of lots of species, and...
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DragonLancer replied to the thread D&D General Which Campaign or Adventure Would You Adapt To Prestige Television?.Out of curiosity, why does it having a novel disqualify it?
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DragonLancer reacted to alegur's post in the thread D&D General Which Campaign or Adventure Would You Adapt To Prestige Television? with Like.
Temple of Elemental Evil Series or Against the Giants