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Sure, but defaults matter. I don't avoid making many changes to core rules because I'm lazy or because I don't think I can balance...

Yeah I definitely prefer the 2014 background rules. Just because you were an Acolyte or a Mage's assistant doesn't mean you progressed...

Hang in there gang. I don't want to lose momentum, but I have had no weekend with this move. Turns out that it took full days work on...

I like to randomize character creation, so I put this together about six years ago for my 5.0E games as an adaptation of the Secondary...

I like alignment as an ingredient in the kitchen-sink medievalistic modern fantasy that is D&D, like having Vancian wizards and...

FWIW, "The Provisional Glossary" over at The Forge has this definition: Railroading Control of a player-character's decisions, or...

The fundamental element of a railroad is GM control of player character goals. Player character goals are the driving force of all play...

Others will need rests too. It will average out

"Just put all the pressure on me then!" Copper moves to the winch and lowers the Portcullis. As a loud crash of metal hitting the...

Sorry, Team Infiltrate! I tried to get to you this morning (and yesterday morning, and last night, and...) but I ran out of time before...

I know this site and associated publications involve considerable expense and effort; and I don't begrudge some degree of advertising...

"Copper, we need to close the portcullis," says Terrin, as he begins moving past the goliath toward the storeroom, "and you're the only...

Yes, an ox-stampede would add some chaos to the situation if it can even be accomplished at all, but I think chaos is kind of Copper's...

The OP's example takes place during a fight with a dragon, so my responses assume the rules for combat are being used. You can enter a...

Team Infiltrate - I love the ox stampede idea, but it seems to me that it would probably take longer to get them into a good position...