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It's almost as though a forum designed for discussion produces more nuance than a platform that lives or dies by generating clicks. I...

And there are explicit healing spells for curing actual injuries.

I think this is just a terminology issue I'm not understanding, not a problem with the article, but for the life of me I can't...

But the "healing magic" required of course neither repairs even remotely significant injuries nor cures disease. You need spells like...

Just played an extremely chaotic in-store game of Daggerheart. I think I like the system, but the GM was new to it, didn't do stuff he...

I'm with you there. I'd like the game to run a little bit quicker, but at the same time I don't want it to change too radically. I...

What? A group of people who can't agree what their acronym stands for disagree on what the play is? Surely not! And long live that...

I like simple inventory systems that matter. We can drop these extra torches to pick up more loot. It'll be fine, right? I don't like...

I don't know all of the games you mention, but Shadowdark doesn't link inventory/encumbrance to health, and although I haven't looked at...

But there's a reason I call Pathfinder APs the Ideal Homes magazine of ttrpgs. It's not about pure creativity but also vibes and imagery.

As an aside modules are almost absent from the "post-Forge" PbtA/FitD end of the hobby. You create your settings as a part of character...

That is... arguable. :p

And isn't new: the OG AD&D PHb was like $48 adjusted, as opposed to $28 for White Plume Mountain...$28 for the 12 page version.

I think you may miss an important point of your own question. Chesterson was talking about psychological novels - which, in his...

My local Barnes & Noble has it and my local FLGS is going to be running a weekly game for the next five weeks. I suspect this is an...