Recent content by Lucas Yew

Oh, it was out already? (hand holding the wallet now vibrating)

THX! Hmm, an 18mm, that's unique.

Looks bigger than the norm, which is good for this wizening dice goblin. How big are they exactly though? Maybe around 20mm tall for the d6, not unlike the Chessex Mega-Hedrals which I started hoarding since last year...?

I weigh verisimilitude much heavier over gamism, so would readily include FF despite its cons...

Always awesome art, WAR produces. I hope for a lucky run-in with those stamps on my London trip next month...

So, what about Out Of Combat (OOC)? No extra amount of skill proficiencies (if any /s) would make them more reliable if the DCs for common tasks differ too much by table and DM... (and don't even mention niche robbing spells like Knock still existing AFAIK)

Good design. Regardless of my (lack of) approval for neither WotC nor Hasbro... (wicked grin)

1. Can be played with something to record with, something to record on, and a set number of 6 sided dice (the easiest type to acquire). 2. PCs and NPCs are built and run on the same(-y) rules; if it means that they'll have to be simplified for ease of playing and/or running, so be it. So no...

Common skill task DC examples right in the PHB so players can plan their builds better. More proficiency (and expertise) choices the less you cast class based spells as a base principle. Which also links to Rogues letting go of their monopoly on the "skill class" position.

I cannot agree more than I'd love to. So much this, much better worded than what I'd scramble up...

...Such as the Damage Dice exchange rate not errata-ed, yet (still 2:1 instead of 1:1). Still, the cleaned up Table of Contents bookmark is nice.

CC BY-SA 4.0, oh my...!

3. When no one is THAT super as in my #2, there are better systems that handle such situations (BRP, GURPS, Savage Worlds, etc.). On the contrary, when everyone of similar levels function as supers fair and square, I can easily imagine it becomes a nightmare for the GM to run logistics for the...

1. Real life issues and obvious probability, especially when combined with "You must start play at 1st (character) Level" mantra. As in, the longer it takes to reach higher levels, the more likely RL interrupts your ascension unto said tiers. 2. Mechanical absence of sensible balance seems like...

And apparently they have some day 1 errata, too.