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Haiku Elvis replied to the thread Are there any submarine based RPGs?.My friend at university ran a Nadia related campaign using Castle Falkenstein rules that worked really well. There is an OSR B/Xish... -
Reading this post, got me thinking wish we had a "Nadia - The secret of blue water" RPG. That would be fantastic: steampunk submarine...
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Haiku Elvis reacted to Whizbang Dustyboots's post in the thread Goodman Games Offers Assurances About Judges Guild Royalties with
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It is worth watching the video in addition to reading the statement. Goodman goes into a great detail about his personal life and... -
Oh, I really like this. Because once the superintelligence has access to all knowledge it will inevitably learn about the
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But then, with its superintelligence, it figures out the horrible, awful truth, and realizes that there is no other choice but to
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This. It will genetically engineer humans to have six fingers so AI artwork will be accurate. :ROFLMAO:
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Haiku Elvis reacted to payn's post in the thread How Fantastical Do You Like Your Fantasy World? with Like.
I'm gonna say my default mode is like Game of Thrones and/or The Expanse. A mostly down to Earth setting with mundane folks and a pinch...
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Haiku Elvis reacted to Reynard's post in the thread What Do YOU Want The Future of TTRPGs To Look Like? with Like.
I own Foundry but have never really used it because for the past 4 years I have been pulling double duty: work and full time education...
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Haiku Elvis reacted to overgeeked's post in the thread Neverending "Yes ... And" Feedback Loops in Mysteries with Like.
Welcome to the sprawl, aka mission creep. This is one of the many reasons why you don't take rules like "yes, and..." out of their...
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Haiku Elvis reacted to Staffan's post in the thread Has Wizards of the Coast Given Up on Sigil? with Like.
I think part of the issue is the same that at least partially caused the OGL debacle: management sees people making money using "their"...
