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In principle, yes. In practice, I've never seen combat in any 5e-ish game I've been a part of run anything as quickly as you--and that's...

Dude, combat has been hit point based attrition since Chainmail

Yeah, because they didn’t want to do that many encounters. But that is what the system was built around. Well, your group is far more...

S Tier - used all the time by everyone 1. Perception 2. Investigation (moved up in 2024) A Tier - used by everyone but not all the time...

At this moment, I can't find confirmation nor denial. Loved his work - he helped bring the tabletop rpg hobby to the mainstream with...

In some respects, they also exist in reaction to 3e D&D, and how that game was commonly being played in praxis: i.e., mechanics first...

It would be simple to do so. Treat the game like a game. Stop worrying about verisimilitude. Rest Update: You cannot take a long rest...

Oh, yeah, I see what you mean. Bad example on my part. I mean, you could use the system that I used in my example, then introduce...

Gamera mate, Gamera.

AD&D NPCs didn't even follow PC level limits. Most did look a bit like PCs but nowhere was this necessary. And the reason MHRP works...

Connecting the Hickman Revolutionaries to the Forge in the way you seem to here is, in my opinion, a significant misread of the Forge...

In RQ, non-human creatures are statted in a way that parallels PC stats. But they aren't built via a parallel process (eg there is no...

I’m sure games prior to this point used it, but not any versions of D&D. Or at least, not consistently. I do recall some products that...

I agree with @hawkeyefan here. There is a clear process in classic D&D: the GM maps and keys a dungeon; the movement of the PCs through...

Sure. That's similar to the point that was made earlier: i.e,. the idea that PC/NPC builds being the same represents "old school" is...