Recent content by GravyFingerz

Sniping someone from far away feels like a situation that crops up when the story demands it, and I don't think you would have enough time or prep to do an ad hoc sniping set up in response to random encounters or such. When I think of a party sniper, I think of someone using their hidden...

2e Skills and Powers had rules for tracking the bulk of inventory items rather than weight, and I always thought that was a superior system, at the least because it's easier to eyeball an abstract number to represent bulk than guess the weight of items and track that.

I didn’t realize Vince Vaughn was a D&D fan. I’ll be honest I thought this was an April fools gag.

Feat paths for this kind of transformation feel much better to me than prestige classes ever did.

That makes sense to me. He’s gotta make his bread and butter, and finding old copies of books about the dalelands are less convenient to get ahold of than buying a pdf online.

Just commented on another thread about this, ignorant that we are just going all in on the Daleland this year. I’ll probably wait for reviews before making a decision about whether I want one or more of these supplements.

I’m not sure how this could be made interesting as this, the sword coast, and Cormyr have been covered in a lot of detail in the past, but I imagine if it’s being written about now there will likely be some twists?

I was into 4e when it came out but they printed so many books and it was so crunchy I could never get a game going with my normal group. Then 5e came out and it was different and novel enough, but I didn't have a group around to really play the game at all. If I do get this, will probably stick...

I have no experience with Nimble, nor running Shadowdark, but I do own the Shadowdark rulebook and some of the Cursed Scroll zines and I like the system, it feels like a novel fusion of the OSR ideals and modern mechanics. Considering that you're allowed to cast spells until you fail and that...

Well, mark me down as cautiously excited!

I am also a fan and I get strong 2e vibes from this class.

I can't even tell you how happy I am with this implementation! Despite the fact that it presents only 5 levels and half the subclasses, I am all for this implementation of psionics. It really is a work of brilliance.

I love the cloudkill piece and the druid doing insect swarm. Those are really good illustrations.

Even better, the Hackmaster 5E product Frandor's Keep presents a sandbox which is based off the Little Keep on the Borderlands, but with the silliness stripped out. Really good and evocative product, but also really mundane in that there are not many magical or supernatural beasties in the area.