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I think the idea is that position ends up needing to be managed in a game with maps anyway, where things like conditions are extra...

For me to actually matter the setting element must either (a) be something there that we can interact with and can adapt to what we say...

I find it weird that Tolkien elves are not "lazy fantasy tropes" but turtle people are.

Except it literally isn't something to track. It's a one-and-done thing. All you are tracking is the physical position of the model in...

NuTSR filed for bankruptcy and settled with Hasbro out of court. Hasbro now undisputably owns all the trademarks NuTSR tried to steal...

I've got to say I'd find the expectation I track all conditions at both ends something I'd not want to do. If players want to play in a...

Yeah, PF2 is very conservative with forced movement. The basic ability is Shove, which is an Athletics skill vs Fortitude defense, and...

Lighter games track what they value and not what they don't. And tend to be focused round valuing a few things. So yes, most lighter...

I have a question: if you are purely into rules light why worry about a thread about Draw Steel and PF2e? But forced movement isn't...

There’s an additional layer of “how is the game feel that results from the mechanics.” Eg: what does the actual fiction that surrounds...

To me the big difference between forced movement and inflicting conditions is that when you inflict conditions you're interacting with...

I can see the argument. PF2e is one of the few D&D-adjacents I have any interest in, but the condition-hunting does sometimes feel...

Or the DM to ask the player how it works.

You are quite willing, but plenty of DMs aren't. Look how many people resist the idea of refluffing Dragonborn and Goliaths as dray and...

I decided I would run a intro to Daggerheart game at one of the annual regional cons (TotalCon in Marlborough MA). ---------- Name...