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@GothmogIV Lots of great comments here, but since we like similar games, I figured I'd give you my perspective as well. My group and I...

Thief is relic from olden times. Modern (as in last 25+ years) rogue is more than just a thief. It's class that covers wide range of...

You could play a thief, and kill people. So there’s no need for a warrior, either.

First was V:tM Second was D&D 3.5, which was way different than Vampire. More combat, more action, more joking around, less deep...

I'm thinking more what would play loop look like for long campaign (say 15-20 sessions, 3-4 hours each). Sure, planing is fun...

Circling back to Dawnforge. It had racial talents and racial transformations. Unlike racial feats in regular D&D, those don't eat up...

Sure, and planing is 90% of job. But it's rather boring as game play loop. Once you start your journey, you might as well play Oregon...

Nice list, which has some I hadn't thought of. My work in progress below. I conceived of it as some kind of 2d4 or 2d5 table but the...

Not one that i know, but if you are interested in homebrewing, 3.5 Dawnforge has racial talents and racial transformations, which add...

I read quite a bit about Admundsen and race to South Pole. It's fascinating and interesting to read. But it would be pretty boring to...

It depends on the type of game. If the game is about survival in post apocalyptic wasteland where resources in the game world are...

Sure. But old editions had - save or die, save or suck, energy drains, level drains. 5e doesn't really have save or die, has some save...

Yeah, we did roll for hp and roll for stats. Then we switched to max at 1st. But still, old editions were more leathal. Lower defenses...

Yes, that was best thing about 2e settings, they really felt unique and different from each other. DS game was very different than FR...

I'm interested in mechanics of it and whole defiler/preserver thing with magic and 5e classes all having at least one caster subclass...