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DrunkonDuty reacted to CyragnomeForgets's post in the thread Pineapple Express: Someone Is Wrong on the Internet? with
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They do, it's $109.99 annually (or $9.165arglebargle per month). Use that info as you wish. I got the same email, but we're on the... -
DrunkonDuty reacted to SpellObjectEnthusiast's post in the thread Pathfinder 2E Exploration Mode, a few years later with Like.
Party is entering into an power plant which has gone dark. They know a Necromancer is behind the situation. Gunslinger, Rogue...
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DrunkonDuty reacted to Hussar's post in the thread Worlds of Design: The Problem with Space Navies, Part 2 with Like.
Again, not to sound like a broke record here, but, so much of this depends on the assumptions of the setting. The notion of mobility...
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DrunkonDuty reacted to Joerg Baumgartner's post in the thread Worlds of Design: The Problem with Space Navies, Part 2 with Like.
I decided to vote "a balance of realistic and cool". While I grew up and lived in a naval port (Kiel, Germany) for most of my life, I...
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DrunkonDuty reacted to Joerg Baumgartner's post in the thread Worlds of Design: The Problem with Space Navies, Part 2 with Like.
In SF role-playing games, fleet encounters serve as a reminder of sovereign or projected power of some faction or authority, usually...
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DrunkonDuty reacted to Jeffzilla's post in the thread Worlds of Design: The Problem with Space Navies, Part 2 with Like.
I have a difficult time with this premise. It’s difficult to cite specific examples without invoking real-world politics and risking the...
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DrunkonDuty replied to the thread What makes a successful superhero game?.Really? I'll have to track it down.
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DrunkonDuty reacted to Micah Sweet's post in the thread What makes a successful superhero game? with Like.
There was at least one Marvel-Phile article in Dragon dealing with natural disasters in MSH, I think.
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DrunkonDuty replied to the thread What Makes A Successful Superhero CAMPAIGN.As folks have said above, player buy in is essential. The group needs to sit down and work out what the game style is. A discussion...
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DrunkonDuty replied to the thread What makes a successful superhero game?.I think a supers game needs some sort of narrative currency that lets the PC put their thumb on the scale. E.g. FASERIP's karma system...
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DrunkonDuty reacted to overgeeked's post in the thread What makes a successful superhero game? with Like.
Mostly, yeah. Take Superman as the big counter example. He was already an adult in his first appearance in 1938 and all he's got is...
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DrunkonDuty reacted to chuckdee's post in the thread What Makes A Successful Superhero CAMPAIGN with Like.
Any successful campaign (not just superheroes) is IMO judged by the barometer of player engagement and enjoyment. The superhero genre is...
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DrunkonDuty reacted to jian's post in the thread What Makes A Successful Superhero CAMPAIGN with Like.
As with any campaign, I think discussion with everyone about what sort of campaign you want, who the PCs are, and what they do, pays...
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DrunkonDuty reacted to Committed Hero's post in the thread What Makes A Successful Superhero CAMPAIGN with Like.
Player buy in is almost as important as in a horror game. At a minimum I would want all players to agree whether secret identities are...
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DrunkonDuty reacted to Staffan's post in the thread GURPS Fantasy / Dungeon Fantasy (and beyond) with Like.
I don't know if I'd call it "unmatched". There are lots of universal games these days. Chief among them is probably Savage Worlds, but...