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I used to want Dark Sun or Birthright, but after recent releases - I don't want WotC within 100 yards of either.

I'm not really a fan of poking fun of anyone really.

Yep. D&D has changed quite a bit from what I want in a RPG over the past few editions. So I just don't buy it and don't play it. That...

The problem is that it wasn't a mistake. The DMCA is being used in an entirely appropriate manner in this situation. It's a clear...

I recognize that 5.XE is not for me and my ethics positions aside I am happy for those who enjoy what I do not. I have games I prefer...

I do wish that folks who are fans of modern D&D wouldn't ridicule and/or poke fun at folks who aren't. Don't see how that helps anyone.

I thought 4e was pretty clever with its roles. That allows for a very large variety of possible classes by still making certain that...

It varies. Tragic figures are often striving to avoid repeated tragedies, sometimes failing. Tragic villains are often repeating...

Cliche as they are, this much of why tragic heroes and villains are so popular - you get to see who they are when the worst has already...

I played in a game in which the PCs were on a satellite habitat in a decaying orbit. Nothing on the habitat or the planet below had the...

RPGs are collaborations. The GM cannot decide it for them, but if it is to happen, the GM is the one who makes sure the possibility is...

It is true that you cannot have tragedy if consequences are not part of the game.

It's an oath against a kind of creature on the assumption that they will always be bad. See also: "Destroy all fiends" -> "Reformed...

It's a tragic decision of a bad oath whose severity took time to reveal itself. Tragedy isn't limited to an immediate woopsie. Plenty...

The choice was the oath.