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I've ended up with a lot of fear in every session I've run. I don't mind; it sets the players on edge in the right way and is very...

In my playtests I’ve had to fight to keep from capping fear constantly. The suggestions in the book re: how much fear to spend depending...

Sorry to hear that. Sometimes the dice just hate you. (And on one occasion we found out why; one of the players was rolling a 20 sided...

If I'd ever go back I'd use e6 or e8, essentially cap at that level and PCs gain Feats every other level or so, and with greater level...

I recall it being a pain to make monsters, mostly monsters with class levels. I would more or less just wing creation if I was going to...

I didn't say 4e wasn't good at combat. But if we want a combat exclusive thing we have prior to 4e the entire Fighter or Fighting Man...

4e was the first mainline edition since 1e to make fighters competent and able to keep up out of combat - and was the first edition in...

SW published a Solomon Kane setting even. I would say the Napoleonic era is pretty lightly explored.

This is a bad call for most 11 year olds that I know. If the kid and their friends know enough to generate characters, then a simple...

There's nothing Alexander can teach that isn't better taught by Coville or Ginni D, without the ego.

As someone who’s completely self-taught, I started DMing after just a year of playing Pathfinder 1e. I jumped into DMing 5e with barely...

I got a lot out of these books when I started DMing more than the odd one shot the last couple of years, friends getting into DMing have...

I would point out that the default assumption is that the GM should get as many turns as the PCs in combat and probably slightly more...

I think the problem here is that spies, by their nature, tend to operate solo. The heist genre was hard to crack (Leverage in 2010 was...