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HeritageTTRPG reacted to MGibster's post in the thread Necessity of a Social Negotiation System? – When Should It Be Relevant? with
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I guess everything is dependent on the game. I always like to ask whether something is going to make a difference in the game. i.e... -
HeritageTTRPG replied to the thread Necessity of a Social Negotiation System? – When Should It Be Relevant?.That roleplaying easily gets you +2 modifier! But what about a negotiation system in addition to a system, where you can build up a...
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HeritageTTRPG reacted to Bayushi_seikuro's post in the thread Necessity of a Social Negotiation System? – When Should It Be Relevant? with Like.
If you're asking 'when should dice rolls be used in social interactions?' - I think I find they should be used like any other role: when...
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HeritageTTRPG replied to the thread Necessity of a Social Negotiation System? – When Should It Be Relevant?.Very interesting take, something that seems to be already reflected within the system I am working on! I do agree that these type of...
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HeritageTTRPG replied to the thread Describe your last rpg session in 5 words.Explosive diahrrea before fighting hobgoblins (This post was NOT made by Redact)
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HeritageTTRPG reacted to Bill Zebub's post in the thread Keeping the World Dangerous – A Monster Scaling Table for a Sandbox TTRPG? with Like.
Yeah, same. Hard to put my finger on it, but as a player I would find it very dissatisfying to know that my progress is being...
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HeritageTTRPG posted the thread Necessity of a Social Negotiation System? – When Should It Be Relevant? in *TTRPGs General.Howdy everyone! :) I'm currently refining the rules for social negotiation in my developing TTRPG, and I'm curious to hear your...
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HeritageTTRPG reacted to Whizbang Dustyboots's post in the thread Keeping the World Dangerous – A Monster Scaling Table for a Sandbox TTRPG? with Like.
Pro-tip: You can do this in real life, too. "Don't mug me! Here's a bag of Tostino's Pizza Rolls!"
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HeritageTTRPG reacted to the Jester's post in the thread Keeping the World Dangerous – A Monster Scaling Table for a Sandbox TTRPG? with Like.
The whole point of a sandbox (to me) is that the players can, to a greater or lesser degree, choose their level of challenge (and that...
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HeritageTTRPG reacted to DarkCrisis's post in the thread Keeping the World Dangerous – A Monster Scaling Table for a Sandbox TTRPG? with Like.
Stick your monsters where you want. Make sure they know they are about to face something crazy before engaging and let the dice fall...
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HeritageTTRPG replied to the thread Keeping the World Dangerous – A Monster Scaling Table for a Sandbox TTRPG?.THAT is something that makes alot of sense to me ... and probably is good enough reason to ditch the entire idea. Still, I kind of want...
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HeritageTTRPG replied to the thread Keeping the World Dangerous – A Monster Scaling Table for a Sandbox TTRPG?.This is somewhat the idea behind the progression table. To keep the world relevant throughout the campaign, no matter the players...
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HeritageTTRPG reacted to Whizbang Dustyboots's post in the thread Keeping the World Dangerous – A Monster Scaling Table for a Sandbox TTRPG? with Like.
So, World of Warcraft does this nowadays, where monsters scale up to a players level on a player-level basis (so two players of...
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HeritageTTRPG reacted to Tonguez's post in the thread Keeping the World Dangerous – A Monster Scaling Table for a Sandbox TTRPG? with Like.
Regional Effects of Lairs is the answer. Lairs were the greatest innovation of 5e because the allowed for encounter design without...
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HeritageTTRPG replied to the thread Keeping the World Dangerous – A Monster Scaling Table for a Sandbox TTRPG?.Wow, how did I only hear of this now? Regional Effects for lairs sound quite interesting and are propably a perfect tool to design...