Recent content by DrunkonDuty

Ed Greenwood in the SS Should You Masturbate? And something about scag? (To me "scag" means heroin.)

The Enemy Within and The Great Pendragon Campaign are both ones I'd love to play someday.

Yeah, it does a decent job. But I had to re-explain to almost all of my players, every fight, how to do the initiative in Roll 20. <sigh>

Oh, yes, absolutely. Re-using stuff is super easy. Trouble is, I rarely re-use stuff.

I love the PF1 NPC Codex. Also the Monster Codex. Takes a lot of the pain out of NPCs with class levels.

It really does vary. I found when running PF1 on VTT (Roll20) that prep took much longer than for face to face games. Doing up maps and NPCs on VTT could be very time intensive. Although it did have the advantage of making the play very quick. I should say that I couyld have easily done my...

Although I never actually played it, GURPS Goblins was a fun read. The setting was Georgian England, but everyone is a goblin. An important campaign conceit is that goblins are basically un-killable. They are also just awful, awful people. And so all sort of comedy violence ensues. There...

If we count campaign prep/world building, then I spend a lot of time prepping. But that's so that, once it's done, I can do minimal prep of actual adventures. The thing I found took longest was prepping for high level PF1 adventure path. The reading, re-reading, and modifying of stat blocks...

I like versatile characters. In fantasy I tend toward low to no magic options, with a lean toward stealthy warrior types. In classic DND terms: warrior-rogue and ranger. Heck, there was a phase in the early 90s when I played ranger-rogues exclusively. If I go with magical I prefer something...

So much so that my wife and I refer to our home game as "speaking in funny voices." I try to mix up cadence, vocal styles, even word choices for different NPCs. And the quality of my accent work is frequently remarked upon.

I've got the biggest crush on Sunita Mani. I didn't learn that today. I've known since I watched GLOW.

Star Wars Hospital built! Off to Mandalore.

Brindlwood Bay Halloween mystery. Void clues abound.

Oh I like that. That's a great way to put it.

Okay. Fair enough if you want to discuss it. I'm down for it. I must admit to not knowing a great deal about non-English language fantasy. (I'm better on non_English language myth and legend.) It's just that the way you've brought it up made it seem like you were using it as a counter argument...