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I would say, for Inventory managment, the system by the Alexandrian - the inventory by Stonehenge 5E Encumbrance by Stone – Part 2: The...

This is generally true, but as the DD example shows it can rely on how strict those requirements are to determine the scale of the...

One of the most compelling inventory management systems I've seen comes in the computer game Darkest Dungeon - for those unfamiliar it's...

Isn't this essentially WHFRP's Fate Points?

Do you know what IMO stands for?

You can argue quite well that this is essentially already what goes on - the PC is hit by a sword, which will normally kill or maim...

In the same way that overland travel, time spend socialising and so on do not happen in initiative order, we just recognise that the...

Yes, absolutely - and that narratively powerful entities would often still be modeled with a single hitpoint Oh, my 1st level commoner...

Which patron mechanics specifically?

Right, the alternative way to look at this is that most things should be minions and that having hit points is the unusual factor. Take...

Given I'm specifically talking about hit points here, that's kind of a nonsensical ask. The whole point with talking mooks is mostly...

I'm interested - let's say I come up with a new class, in which I splice the Sorcerer's narrative (which is barely linked to it's...

While I think your overall point is fine, it's worth considering confounding factors with this - a typical MMO player will probably be...

I think it could be done with 3e era psionics, something like this

I think that's basically the point - a TPK doesn't have to kill a campaign - there are lots of plausible outs for this that let a game...