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GWarhammer 3E really had a system with basically cooldown markers, 4E just basically used something like I think Magic with...
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GHas anyone tried making or using power cards for Draw Steel? The group I have mentioned running Draw Steel for started out on D&D 4e...
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GYeah. After the very thorough (but perhaps not entirely balanced) rules for downtime in Pathfinder 1's Ultimate Campaigns, I was rather...
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GThere's also ways for everybody to come together and work on one thing; the Gather Info downtime activity which is basically "lets lay...
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GI think Draw Steel is actually stronger than most other games for Downtime Activities, because it gives examples that aren't just...
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GFunny, my players highlighted the structure and ability for everybody to contribute to high stakes social events without having to be...
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GThis made me think of the old World of Darkness games, where you'd put motivations on your character sheet (there was probably some...
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GThe group did not die fighting the Arixx, but it was only because of some very lucky rolls and the fact that in every instance where I...
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GI pretty strongly suspect my group is gonna experience a TPK tonight. The Tactician is pretty insistent they shouldn't take a respite...
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GPlayers highlighted the Negotiation rules tonight, I love that they give a victory; they got really creative with free-form skills; and...
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GI got my physical books from the kickstarter in the mail the other day. I’m running my next game on Monday, looking forward to it.
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GOne of the hardest things to do sometimes in gaming is transitioning from one game to another that is very similar but different in...
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GThe automated stuff definitely made the rules easier to handle, but the UI was very rough in a lot of places. I had a harder time...
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GHow'd you find that? That's fascinating, I was expecting you to go with the design or combat here and not scene framing! To me, the...
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GWe did a one-shot to test it out tonight, using the Codex VTT, I ran the "Road to Broadhurst" 'conventure,' as they call it. I think the...
