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Mannahnin reacted to Thomas Shey's post in the thread D&D General When Was it Decided Fighters Should Suck at Everything but Combat? with
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Says who? The numbers, and the expectation that you won't go through characters like cordwood. Even if you avoid combat when possible... -
Mannahnin replied to the thread D&D General [+] More Robust 'Fantasy Race' Mechanics for D&D-alikes / Redeeming 'Race as Class' for Modern D&D [+].Is being, say, 1 level ahead not "being better"?
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Mannahnin reacted to Artamo's post in the thread Your most pointless TV/movie/book nitpicks with Like.
My favorite nitpick is when a movie has an implausible chase scene in a famous city that ultimately takes people from one end of the...
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Mannahnin reacted to Thomas Shey's post in the thread D&D General When Was it Decided Fighters Should Suck at Everything but Combat? with Like.
Characters are expected to succeed in the majority of combats they get into too, but that doesn't mean you don't go through process, for...
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Mannahnin reacted to Thomas Shey's post in the thread D&D General When Was it Decided Fighters Should Suck at Everything but Combat? with Like.
I think you're vastly overoptimistic in how often one can avoid that sort of thing. And rolling against an attribute is a poor man's...
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Mannahnin reacted to Whizbang Dustyboots's post in the thread D&D General When Was it Decided Fighters Should Suck at Everything but Combat? with Like.
Eh, if your table is having drama over whether someone's soldier background should give them advantage on a roll to recognize the flag...
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Mannahnin reacted to Whizbang Dustyboots's post in the thread D&D General When Was it Decided Fighters Should Suck at Everything but Combat? with Like.
You don't need to base it on actual granular skills, though. In Shadowdark, characters get advantage on anything they might reasonably...
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Mannahnin reacted to JohnSnow's post in the thread D&D General When Was it Decided Fighters Should Suck at Everything but Combat? with Like.
I think I would like Level Up if I were not pathologically opposed to making 5e (especially combat) more complex and tedious. I’ve...
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Mannahnin reacted to Tesral's post in the thread D&D General When Was it Decided Fighters Should Suck at Everything but Combat? with Like.
Yes. Especially by the 3e skill system. Again D&D is a "No" system. Put down that interesting idea and get back in your box. You...
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Mannahnin reacted to Staffan's post in the thread D&D General When Was it Decided Fighters Should Suck at Everything but Combat? with Like.
Marvel Super Heroes, in various versions. They pretty much all have both rules for rolling your own supers and for translating ones from...
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Mannahnin reacted to kigmatzomat's post in the thread D&D General When Was it Decided Fighters Should Suck at Everything but Combat? with Like.
That is, IMO, the delineator between Tactical Studies Rules' fantasy wargame where players used heroes (and their hirelings/followers)...
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Mannahnin reacted to Thomas Shey's post in the thread D&D General When Was it Decided Fighters Should Suck at Everything but Combat? with Like.
I agree its mostly fans, but I think if you think at least Fantasy Hero does not hold it as an ethos that they can at least get close to...
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Mannahnin reacted to Thomas Shey's post in the thread D&D General When Was it Decided Fighters Should Suck at Everything but Combat? with Like.
It isn't entirely true even in fantasy though; I've seen people do it before in a number of build systems as proof-of-concept things...
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Mannahnin reacted to Thomas Shey's post in the thread D&D General When Was it Decided Fighters Should Suck at Everything but Combat? with Like.
While, again, fan-based, I have to note this process is extremely common in superhero RPG fandom. To the point I've never seen a...
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Mannahnin reacted to soviet's post in the thread D&D General When Was it Decided Fighters Should Suck at Everything but Combat? with Like.
Please name an RPG that does not replicate fictional characters into a statblock. You introduced the notion that the replication would...