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MuhVerisimilitude reacted to DEFCON 1's post in the thread D&D General 1s and 20s: D&D's Narrative Mechanics with
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All narrative mechanics do is give people the indication to change-up their improv. Change up the description of what is happening in... -
MuhVerisimilitude reacted to Ruin Explorer's post in the thread D&D General 1s and 20s: D&D's Narrative Mechanics with Like.
What "strawman arguments" specifically are you talking about? As to the rest, it's unclear to me why you're so seemingly upset. I'm...
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MuhVerisimilitude reacted to Ruin Explorer's post in the thread D&D General 1s and 20s: D&D's Narrative Mechanics with Like.
I feel like a very large proportion of objections to narrative mechanics boil down to an unreflective dislike of the idea that anyone...
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MuhVerisimilitude reacted to Frozen_Heart's post in the thread D&D 5E Convince me that the Ranger is a necessary Class. with Like.
I do find it interesting that it often seems to be the half casters people are trying to change or get rid of. I hear about how...
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MuhVerisimilitude reacted to Charlaquin's post in the thread D&D (2024) Illusion Magic in 2024 with Like.
Solid analysis of the illusion rules in both books, I agree with your interpretations. I do have a bit of a nitpick though: D&D is an...
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MuhVerisimilitude reacted to Remathilis's post in the thread D&D (2024) Should a general Adventurer class be created to represent the Everyman? with Like.
While I generally agree with this sentiment, I think it's good to break it down into two elements which are getting conflates. 1. Is...
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MuhVerisimilitude reacted to Theory of Games's post in the thread D&D (2024) Should a general Adventurer class be created to represent the Everyman? with Like.
When you think about it, The Everyman is a bad concept. "Class" is equivalent to a character's profession: what they do for a living...
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MuhVerisimilitude reacted to FrogReaver's post in the thread D&D (2024) Is it possible to balance the six abilities? with Like.
That's not a necessity. There doesn't need to be any organization at all around Strength/Intelligence/etc. Everything can be wholly...
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MuhVerisimilitude reacted to FrogReaver's post in the thread D&D (2024) Is it possible to balance the six abilities? with Like.
The benefit of 4 stats vs 6 is that it solves the ambiguity problem exhibited in the current implementation of 6. That's a big benefit...
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MuhVerisimilitude reacted to pemerton's post in the thread D&D General [rant]The conservatism of D&D fans is exhausting. with Like.
By actor stance, author stance and director stance, do you mean this? In Actor stance, a person determines a character's decisions and...
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MuhVerisimilitude reacted to Edgar Ironpelt's post in the thread D&D (2024) Should a general Adventurer class be created to represent the Everyman? with Like.
True. I've seen both sorts of advancement in the same game, especially in the Old Days. A pattern I often saw was rapid leveling up...
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MuhVerisimilitude reacted to Remathilis's post in the thread D&D (2024) Should a general Adventurer class be created to represent the Everyman? with Like.
I think the Adventurer is worse because it doesn't imply any of that. It implies a character that is good at several things at once...
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MuhVerisimilitude reacted to Remathilis's post in the thread D&D (2024) Should a general Adventurer class be created to represent the Everyman? with Like.
Meh. I'd rather multiclassing be removed and more customization via feats and subclasses used to multiclass.
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MuhVerisimilitude reacted to Laurefindel's post in the thread D&D (2024) Should a general Adventurer class be created to represent the Everyman? with Like.
To be fair though, that’s one of the reason some people have issues with multiclassing: it often makes no narrative sense. It was a...
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MuhVerisimilitude reacted to Remathilis's post in the thread D&D (2024) Should a general Adventurer class be created to represent the Everyman? with Like.
Bear in mind that the difference between prescriptive and descriptive if it is diegetic in the fiction. Bob would call himself a knight...