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Flying Toaster reacted to EzekielRaiden's post in the thread D&D General 70% Of Games End At Lvl 7? with
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I'd say there are probably five...let's call them "strains" of play, which loosely fit across an arc. You have what I would call... -
Flying Toaster replied to the thread Shadowdark Finally Played Shadowdark.Retreater’s experience of Shadowdark reminds me of something I read on The Alexandrian blog. Justin Alexander ran an OD&D Caverns of...
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Flying Toaster reacted to Retreater's post in the thread Shadowdark Finally Played Shadowdark with Like.
I think that there's a disconnection between GMing styles and what Shadowdark could do well. First off, Basic D&D adventures from the...
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Flying Toaster reacted to billd91's post in the thread Shadowdark Finally Played Shadowdark with Like.
Honestly, if that were my experience, I absolutely could (and would) judge the system based on that. This wasn't simply a one and done -...
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Flying Toaster reacted to Whizbang Dustyboots's post in the thread Shadowdark Finally Played Shadowdark with Like.
Yeah, that is a bad DM implementation. In my Shadowdark campaign, there's been one round of combat in the last two sessions, because the...
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Flying Toaster reacted to Retreater's post in the thread Shadowdark Finally Played Shadowdark with Like.
First, a little about me. I came into the hobby in 1989 with AD&D 2nd edition. It seems that I'm one of the few "old timers" without a...
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Flying Toaster reacted to Corinnguard's post in the thread Thundercats Are On The Move! Thundercats Are Loose! [Updated] with Like.
What about the Ghostbusters trope about cats and dogs living together? ;)
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Flying Toaster reacted to pablomaz's post in the thread Thundercats Are On The Move! Thundercats Are Loose! [Updated] with Like.
I have no idea how big it was abroad, but for me, growing up in Brazil in the 80s, both Thundercats and Dungeons & Dragons (called...
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Flying Toaster reacted to DinoInDisguise's post in the thread D&D General Mike Mearls' blog post about RPG generations with Like.
I agree with you. I'm using the article's own metric. Seen here; By that definition, we are nowhere near a generational shift. 5e...
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Flying Toaster reacted to Scribe's post in the thread D&D General Mike Mearls' blog post about RPG generations with Like.
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Flying Toaster replied to the thread D&D's October Product Revealed to Be Stranger Things Tie-In.There are definitely people who don’t want magic spells on their alien planets or laser rifles in their fantasy kingdoms. Pathfinder’s...
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Flying Toaster reacted to Von Ether's post in the thread D&D's October Product Revealed to Be Stranger Things Tie-In with Like.
I'm not surprised but this makes curious if the previous Stranger Things tie in was a strong seller. It could have been but evidently...
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Flying Toaster reacted to Older Beholder's post in the thread D&D's October Product Revealed to Be Stranger Things Tie-In with Like.
The narrative around here went from 'WotC are idiots for not making more tie in products' to 'I can't believe WotC are making more tie...
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Flying Toaster reacted to Demetrios1453's post in the thread D&D's October Product Revealed to Be Stranger Things Tie-In with Like.
When they don't do tie-ins, they get pilloried for being stupid by throwing away easy money (and creating easy on-ramps for potential...
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Flying Toaster replied to the thread D&D's October Product Revealed to Be Stranger Things Tie-In.Paizo is certainly doing this with Starfinder. I do wonder how many people are actually playing that game though. For whatever reason...