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Flying Toaster reacted to BookTenTiger's post in the thread Critical Role to Use D&D 2024 Rules For Campaign Four, Expands to Three Tables and Thirteen Players with
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I just can't believe Brennan stole my idea from a random post I made in 2022! I just hope I get my name in the credits! -
Flying Toaster reacted to Chaltab's post in the thread Critical Role to Use D&D 2024 Rules For Campaign Four, Expands to Three Tables and Thirteen Players with Like.
Basically this. Ever since the OGL crisis, some channels have gone off the deep end in terms of trying to spin everything D&D related as...
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Flying Toaster reacted to Chaltab's post in the thread Critical Role to Use D&D 2024 Rules For Campaign Four, Expands to Three Tables and Thirteen Players with Like.
It's hard to say that in over all terms, WOTC has tried many different ventures with D&D to varrying degrees of success. But CR has...
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Flying Toaster reacted to JConstantine's post in the thread Critical Role to Use D&D 2024 Rules For Campaign Four, Expands to Three Tables and Thirteen Players with Like.
It's a little outdated being from 2017, but you might want to look at this. I can also add that a few friends of mine looked into...
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Flying Toaster reacted to JConstantine's post in the thread Critical Role to Use D&D 2024 Rules For Campaign Four, Expands to Three Tables and Thirteen Players with Like.
Paizo benefits from D&D for exact reason Steve Jackson laid out with GURPS. That's true for the smaller games as well. There is simply a...
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Flying Toaster reacted to TiQuinn's post in the thread D&D General Tucker's Kobolds: worth using in 5e? with Like.
So much this. I’ve never liked Tucker’s Kobolds as presented. To me, it’s not really an exercise in making monsters smarter, it’s stage...
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Flying Toaster reacted to Celebrim's post in the thread D&D General Tucker's Kobolds: worth using in 5e? with Like.
The thing about using "Tucker's Kobolds" is that you should take inspiration from Tucker but not do what he did...
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Flying Toaster reacted to Seramus's post in the thread D&D General Tucker's Kobolds: worth using in 5e? with Like.
An absolute smorgasboard of traps that still deal half damage on a save. It won't bother someone with evasion of course, but it can...
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Flying Toaster reacted to Celebrim's post in the thread D&D General Why do people like Alignment? with Like.
@EzekielRaiden: The important thing is what this does to table dynamics, not the impact it has mechanically on the game. I have seen...
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Flying Toaster reacted to Celebrim's post in the thread D&D General Why do people like Alignment? with Like.
I give small XP rewards for taking actions that advance particular alignments, destroying altars, holy/unholy objects, or restoring lost...
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Flying Toaster reacted to Celebrim's post in the thread D&D General Why do people like Alignment? with Like.
As I said in my post, backstory doesn't tell you things that alignment does. The definitive example here is that each of the Seven...
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Flying Toaster reacted to CreamCloud0's post in the thread D&D General Why do people like Alignment? with Like.
i assume it's that fallacy of belief where people vote for something assuming they'll be one of the ones on top and living the high life...
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Flying Toaster reacted to CreamCloud0's post in the thread D&D General Why do people like Alignment? with Like.
these two posts touch on the biggest reasons i find alignment so enticing, DnD is kind of built on and full of these tropes about cosmic...
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Flying Toaster reacted to el-remmen's post in the thread D&D General Why do people like Alignment? with Like.
I also wanted to add that the notion of “muscular neutrality” works better in my opinion when the axis is law/chaos rather than good/evil.
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Flying Toaster reacted to James Gasik's post in the thread D&D General Why do people like Alignment? with Like.
Is it super often? Probably not, but I do see it from time to time- people who want mechanics in play for certain character classes to...