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Add me to one of those that prefer this in the film. I think it raises the film above many others. It also makes it feel more like the...

...for tales of the valiant, the players' guide is the only "core" book by that metric: it's the complete game, although you're doing...

...here's a sample page from the PDF; my print editions are the same page-size as typical fifth-edition sourcebooks...i don't have any...

...i've always considered holmes a better-edited expression of OD+D, but essentially the same game...

I've played OD&D, B/X, 1E, BECMI/Rules Cyclopedia, and 2E over the years. When they were first out and I was a kid B/X was the starting...

.... Then what on Earth are you talking about in terms of the problem here? Nobody--and I mean nobody--I've ever played with has had...

DM's pick essentially everything about the world, portray virtually every NPC, so for me it is a huge red flag when they cant relinquish...

...i adore that sandy petersen included dreamlands cat as a character option in his cthulhu mythos sourcebooks...

Shadowdark has similar, or will when the Kickstarter is fulfilled.

...yeah, it's a problematic term but it's also shorthand for the core genre tropes; i get what you mean but i think you get what i mean...

...there's a difference between forced demographics (where somebody else's choice affects yours) and guided demographics (algorithmic...

...for traditonal fantasy settings, my rule-of-thumb is that all players must first create and play a human character before their...

Absolutely, I feel this is a thing. I attribute a lot to the 5e rules, where every race is just a human with a different rubber...

...the baby boom encompassed a loooooong generation; that they got twenty years when all the others got fifteen has more to do with...

Its notable that as a fan of what's often called "50's SF movies" that the look-and-feel there doesn't quite start to trail off until...