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To bring the thread back to topic - I was a player last year in a 10-12 session campaign and I was quite intrigued. It was a mystery...

I think it's a lot easier to sell groups on those. Also I'm not really sure there's a clear delineation between "long single adventure"...

My first instinct here is that it's certainly a cool basis but I don't like armour as a choice for this subclass; it feels as if armour...

I love them and most of my recent campaigns, both run and played have been short ones although I've kept groups together for years on...

I'm seeing traditional players look at how Mercer runs DH and feeling a lot less negative towards the game. I like how mechanically it...

I agree, but hoping that reading the book will draw them into using all the gears. If not, hopefully game will still be fun and exciting.

The general sanitization of 2e acted to file off some of the gritty edges from 1e as well; in process changing the tone a bit away from...

For non-fantasy I'm going to suggest Apocalypse World. Also does Scum and Villainy (which is not Star Wars, honest!) count as...

2e had little rules things for more heroic fantasy than 1e did. Death at -10 instead of 0 (1e had the negatives only for if you hit...

The PH stuff is pretty similar, but they do seem a bit de-emphasized in the 2E DMG. If you compare 1E pages 28-37 to 2E pages 104-115...

I agree with @Arilyn here: the "5E style GMs" will still have successful games, while moving toward fiction first play at their own...

I thought ep 2 was a way better showcase for the system than the first ep. And the Death Moves was genuine fire in actual play -- loved...

2e had the same henchmen stuff that I remember

Oh and just to confirm what you asked about: The XP for GP rules were specific rules for dungeon crawling. I'm not sure why you are...

D&D has never in any edition been genuinely gritty. Hit points are anti-grit. Gritty is Call of Cthulhu, WFRP, or even Blades in the...