Recent content by Marc Radle

Favorite Roleplaying Games Reviewed by The Gaming Gang in 2025 This is a pretty nice review of RPG releases in 2025 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XRApNtSzr_I Very happy to see that Kobold Press has a few books mentioned of course, but there are quite a few great books - I really enjoyed...

James co-authored the Zobeck: Clockwork City book, and contributed to Creature Codex, and Eldritch Lairs, to name a few …

James also did quite a lot with Kobold Press. Super happy to see him get the new job!!

I’m in Pennsylvania. Pork and sauerkraut on New Year’s Day must be a PA Dutch thing, which makes sense. It’s so prevalent, I just assumed it was more of a wide-spread thing, but apparently not!

I’m kind of shocked that no one has said pork and sauerkraut! Where I’m from, at least, that is THE traditional New Year’s Day meal, hands down. I assumed it was a wide-spread thing, but maybe it’s more of a regional thing?

Wow :(

Thanks so much!!! Speaking of art, here's a new preview for Night Hunters - a few cards from the Shadow Oracle deck :)

Night Hunters: Gothic Horror for TOV and 5E D&D Some more info revealed!! https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/deepmagic/night-hunters-gothic-horror-for-tov-and-5e-dandd

Completely understood! For me though, your proposed idea just feels more complicated than it’s worth. Just allowing Advantage and Disadvantage to stack feels much easier and seems like it would be pretty simple to keep track of … As you say though - whatever floats your boat!

We’ve never actually tried it at the table, but I’ve always liked the idea of Advantage and Disadvantage stacking. If you can get Advantage from two different sources, let them stack. I may give it a try next time a GM …

I’m a big Dragonlance fan. I recently reread the original Chronicles, and they hold up very well!

LOL :)