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The system teaches players not to retreat. As someone else stated in another post, there are many mechanical incentives not to retreat...

One of the things that complicates this is a lot of games have really poor rules for handling attempts to flee. The net effect of that...

Something important that is blamed on players despite being a mechanical failure is that several systems, most notably the d20 system...

I've been around here for conversations about other sites, and even the ones that started off positive or helpful turned into people...

I've always found that most games that aim for simplicity rapidly lose me either because the mechanical engagement in the game is too...

My thoughts My own druthers lean toward crunchy rules. In particular I want crunch that supports fluff descriptions and distinctions...

I know this sounds snarky but what exactly do we mean by complex vs simple? To me, rules complexity is defined by the number of places...

I am sort of the opposite, I want rules for everything. Then I can use what I want and abandon the rest. My group enjoys crunchy games...

Creating a simple system is very difficult. If it's too simplistic, I get bored rapidly with it. This has been the problem with creating...

Some of it by me!

It’s not even vaguely a D&D variant. General TTRPG!

Yet they're directly referencing it in Heir of Stradh, they could have gone and done Heir of Nosferatu and done whatever story they...

My assertion for the past...oh, almost a decade now I guess, is that this was born almost purely from DM unfamiliarity. It had literally...

I've got a provocative example that might help clarify why I think my position is distinct. You know how people complain about...