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Justice and Rule reacted to TerraDave's post in the thread Is there a History of how the Phylactery and Liches came to be? with
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Justice and Rule reacted to Yaarel's post in the thread D&D 5E (2024) Mearls has some Interesting Ideals about how to fix high level wizards. with
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There should be two players handbooks, one for low tiers and one for high tiers. Low Tiers . level zero (species, languages, skills... -
Justice and Rule reacted to payn's post in the thread D&D 5E (2024) Mearls has some Interesting Ideals about how to fix high level wizards. with Like.
I want to agree with this, I basically do in that 5E is too simple for me. Yet, I see all the time, here and all over the internet, that...
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Justice and Rule reacted to EzekielRaiden's post in the thread D&D 5E (2024) Mearls has some Interesting Ideals about how to fix high level wizards. with Like.
Ten years IS the short term. Have you not noticed the negative responses to 5.5e? Have you not seen how things are splintering, folks...
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Justice and Rule reacted to EzekielRaiden's post in the thread D&D 5E (2024) Mearls has some Interesting Ideals about how to fix high level wizards. with Like.
If you only care about the short term, yes. People keep talking about how they want an evergreen game. "All simple all the time" isn't...
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Justice and Rule reacted to Staffan's post in the thread D&D 5E (2024) Mearls has some Interesting Ideals about how to fix high level wizards. with Like.
I agree that these make for boring spells, but the solution isn't to do a Savage Worlds-style reduction of damaging spells to the...
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Justice and Rule reacted to Yaarel's post in the thread D&D 5E (2024) Mearls has some Interesting Ideals about how to fix high level wizards. with Like.
Because the Wizard can swap in spells from the spellbook, to simplify the number of spells that the class can use at any particular time...
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Justice and Rule reacted to Flying Toaster's post in the thread D&D 5E (2024) Mearls has some Interesting Ideals about how to fix high level wizards. with
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If this revised high level wizard is so focused on casting powerful high level spells that they no longer bother with a complete roster... -
Justice and Rule reacted to Staffan's post in the thread D&D 5E (2024) Mearls has some Interesting Ideals about how to fix high level wizards. with Love.
Complexity is the currency with which you buy depth. Having attacks be more interesting than "I hit, do damage" is complexity well...
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Justice and Rule reacted to payn's post in the thread D&D 5E (2024) Mearls has some Interesting Ideals about how to fix high level wizards. with Like.
yeah I liked that one too.
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Justice and Rule reacted to SkidAce's post in the thread D&D 5E (2024) Mearls has some Interesting Ideals about how to fix high level wizards. with Like.
Great entire post, snipped for what I think is a key point.
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Justice and Rule reacted to EzekielRaiden's post in the thread D&D 5E (2024) Mearls has some Interesting Ideals about how to fix high level wizards. with Like.
Let me put it this way: Games--including D&D--have been trending extremely hard toward maximal simplicity, all the time, for...
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Justice and Rule replied to the thread D&D 5E (2024) Mearls has some Interesting Ideals about how to fix high level wizards..The PF2 discussion in this thread is honestly baffling to me given my experience is completely different. But that's not what the thread...
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Justice and Rule reacted to payn's post in the thread D&D 5E (2024) Mearls has some Interesting Ideals about how to fix high level wizards. with Like.
Sure, a lot will come down to preference. I dont really like any of these games, while I can admit they are not bad games. Id expect...
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Justice and Rule reacted to payn's post in the thread D&D 5E (2024) Mearls has some Interesting Ideals about how to fix high level wizards. with Like.
Sure, I get now what you are saying. PF2 is an encounters game thinly veiled as an adventuring day attrition one. PC building is simple...