Recent content by paradisebunny

from what I gather from my research is this: adventure itself not so great, but good as a resource. The other books are great. Overall not worth it's full price, but well worth it if found at a discount. meant to be a reply to @renbot above

Ok, you seem to be hitting the nail on the head! I am really looking more for vibe and ideas than for detail, that i can figure out on the fly and I have no interest in running a verbatim canon version of planescape. I just want to figure out what makes it so unique and lean on that. Also: you...

I wasn't aware of this thread, thank you!

Thank you for all the input! I might go and get the new box set at a discount somewhere and will add in the faces of sigil pdf, that looks like a really promising combo. Kobold Press' Labyrinth looks cool too, but I'll wait until that actually comes out. Do any of these products come with good...

this sounds really solid, thank you! the box set is going for very low prices these days, so I am tempted. Will check out faces of sigil as well!

So what would you recommend to get for an experienced GM that is running something like planescape the first time?

Hi all, I am really interested in running a kind of planescape game and I am wondering what the best book is to set something like this up. I don’t particularly care about system specific mechanics, so feel free to list anything, this includes adjacent stuff like Monte Cook’s Planebreaker or...

Just to add to system neutral adventures: there is the dark of hot springs island, a dark tropical island hexcrawl sandbox and the great collection of one page Trilemma adventures

There is also all the books by Charlie Ferguson-Avery and Alex Coggon: namely Into the Wyrd and Wild, a fantastic book to create wilderness adventures; Ave Nox, a spooky underdark themed Mega-Dungeon; Into the Cess and Citadel, similar to the wilderness book, but this time geared at city...

I would probably run an Ebberon game exploring the downfall of the goblin empire with a bunch of urban intrigue in Sharn thrown in

those are great, but in practice what i found to be even more useful is great simple online srds. it is just the matter of texting players a link, format will adapt to whatever screen they use and I do not have to worry about doing anything illegal. It has become one of the key criteria what to...

I think this is a narrow view, as this is simply not true for many places outside of the anglophone world. Sweden, Germany, Japan, Brazil, China have very different TTRPG landscapes, some of these having been established only somewhat recently in the grand scheme of things. It might be that in...

Fully agree with this. It’s all about meeting people where they are and not trying to sell them the ttrpg experience that us of a certain gender, age and complexion happen to like. Oh you loved white lotus? There is way to play a murder mystery in a luxury resort, let me show you this awesome...

Ha, yeah I agree with you, but I was thinking how we as small creators can find our niche for fresh and interesting products. For example, I think that Electric Bastionland or Mausritter is exactly what we need more of. The Last Word on p.332 of Electric Bastionland kind of summarizes my point...

I think we should stop obsessing about the marginal difference between D&D adjacent rulesets and ask ourselves what the big stumbling stones to growth are for the hobby. I think player to GM conversion is the right thing to think about, but looking to Asian ttrpg markets I think we can learn...