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Flying Toaster reacted to CF07's post in the thread Warhammer: The Old World RPG Offers A New Take On The Empire with
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Flying Toaster replied to the thread WizKids to Release Adult Blue Dragon Figure Based on Dragon Delves.I always wondered how dragons managed to use their huge clawed hands to collect hoards of treasure made by small human hands, especially...
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Flying Toaster replied to the thread Warhammer: The Old World RPG Offers A New Take On The Empire.Back in 1986 or so a friend of mine had WFRP 1E, but I don’t think we ever actually played it. I glanced through it a bit and found it...
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Flying Toaster reacted to Wofano Wotanto's post in the thread Magazines Dragon Reflections #91 with Like.
"Dramatic coherence" (at least in the OSR community discussions that I've seen) can also refer to putting a predetermined story outcome...
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OK, so it's all about the extremes then. My first thought when someone says "dramatic coherence" is not "strict adherence to a plot"...
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Dramatic coherence is decadent? As is realism? What does this Grognardia character consider the peak of game design then? The funhouse...
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Flying Toaster replied to the thread WizKids to Release Adult Blue Dragon Figure Based on Dragon Delves.Sutherland did a lot of classic D&D art, but I did not particularly like his dragons, especially when they were depicted head-on as they...
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Flying Toaster reacted to dave2008's post in the thread WizKids to Release Adult Blue Dragon Figure Based on Dragon Delves with Like.
That is not entirely true. There were 3 distinct options you could see in D&D art: Dragon designs that generally followed the 1e MM /...
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Flying Toaster reacted to dave2008's post in the thread WizKids to Release Adult Blue Dragon Figure Based on Dragon Delves with Like.
Sure, those fall into group #3 that I mentioned. My only point was there was not a complete lack of consistency in D&D dragons during...
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Flying Toaster replied to the thread Magazines White Dwarf Reflections #23.It has been years since I last saw my copy, so I am not surprised to discover that I remembered some of the details wrong. The horse...
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Flying Toaster reacted to Nikosandros's post in the thread Magazines White Dwarf Reflections #23 with Like.
It's the opposite, only clerics of Poseidon (among those of the Greek gods) can ride horses. The rest must use chariots. I guess that...
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Flying Toaster reacted to Genghis Don's post in the thread Magazines Dragon Reflections #92 with Like.
UK2 notes above was dmg pg 196 I'm guessing the whole notion it was 2e/bad/wrong/newfangled stemmed primarily from players & not DMs...
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Flying Toaster replied to the thread WizKids to Release Adult Blue Dragon Figure Based on Dragon Delves.I always imagine RPG dragons as legendary, protean beings that might exhibit a wide variety of fangs, crests, horns, frills, claws...
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Flying Toaster reacted to Stormonu's post in the thread WizKids to Release Adult Blue Dragon Figure Based on Dragon Delves with Like.
I cheer for D&D's dragons not being limited to having one fixed appearance - pre 3E, they didn't really have a unified look and Elmore's...
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Flying Toaster replied to the thread Magazines White Dwarf Reflections #23.Deities & Demigods - so much to unpack there. An older friend of mine who was pivotal in getting me into RPGs had one of the coveted...