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WotC was making plenty of money off of D&D before they decided they needed to find ways to make more.

Why didn't your DM just say they didn't like psionics and didn't want it in their game?

When Daggerheart first came out, I thought (and posted about) how it was going to be controversial and some people were going to very...

Games that actually factually have player-determined stakes of rolls, such that they are binding on the participants, also include text...

Also, the point at the beginning was not to sell the retroclone, but to have a foundation on which people could support the original...

^^^This. That said, a good game that embraces the ethos and feel of an older game is pretty great, too.

Shedu, Ki-Rin, Coatl, Mind Flayer, and Intellect Devourer are psionic creatures in the MM. Cerebral Parasite and Thought Eaters are...

If I as a person in the real world throw a stone at a tree, and I hit, I might hope that it distracts the nearby guard, but I cannot...

But a dropped PC never stays dropped. Healing Word and bonus action poitons of healing basically ensures that even if they don't have...

Your position seems to be that D&D can't be task resolution, because you prefer conflict resolution and you like D&D. The practices...

I want to play in one of your games because it sounds high quality. It feels like expansive and definitive worldbuilding is becoming a...

Of all the people I game with, or have gamed with recently, and their gaming friends I know of, only a couple have heard of Draw Steel...

I've expressed my view before but it's worth another listing. I realize this is not the standard D&D way. A. Levels 1 to 6 are...

Your position is that D&D is conflict resolution, and anyone trying to play it under a task resolution lens is doing it wrong?

The task is throwing a rock at a tree. The uncertainty is whether the PC will hit the tree. That's what the dice roll resolved.