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Paul Farquhar reacted to Stormonu's post in the thread Dungeons & Dragons Provides Guidance on How to Run Heroes of the Borderlands As More Traditional Campaign with
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As an aside, I can't carve up pumpkins myself. Pulling the "guts" out makes me want to hurl every time. So I have to settle for a... -
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Paul Farquhar reacted to GrimCo's post in the thread D&D General Weapons should break left and right with Like.
Man at arms to be more precise (all knights were man at arms, not all man at arms were knights). In essence, highly trained and well...
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Paul Farquhar replied to the thread D&D General Weapons should break left and right.These guys were academics, not the people who did the actual fighting. The people who did most of the fighting learned by repetition...
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Paul Farquhar replied to the thread D&D General Weapons should break left and right.You are going on about Eastern martial arts philosophy, then can’t see why that’s the monk? You really need to read up on monks. At its...
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Paul Farquhar replied to the thread D&D General Weapons should break left and right.Which is why D&D fighters have martial weapon proficiency as well as being specialists. There is a big difference between knowing how to...
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Paul Farquhar replied to the thread D&D General Weapons should break left and right.I was talking about this earlier - fighters, as a class, are traditionally designed to specialise, not to be a generalist.
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Paul Farquhar reacted to GrimCo's post in the thread D&D General Weapons should break left and right with Like.
There is just one small problem. People build fighters with specific fighting style in mind. Sure, having all feats help. But, if you...
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Paul Farquhar replied to the thread D&D General Weapons should break left and right.Now, I would see that as being far more the barbarian’s shtick. Your fighter is formally trained, and knows the proper way to use...
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Paul Farquhar replied to the thread D&D General Weapons should break left and right.How many different types of monster do you have in a fight? Since, for simplicity, 5e has monsters of the same type share stat blocks...
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Paul Farquhar replied to the thread Dungeons & Dragons Provides Guidance on How to Run Heroes of the Borderlands As More Traditional Campaign.They are also a lot easier to carve! These days there are plenty of pumpkins grown in the UK specifically for Halloween. There are...
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Paul Farquhar reacted to Charlaquin's post in the thread Dungeons & Dragons Provides Guidance on How to Run Heroes of the Borderlands As More Traditional Campaign with Like.
That’s the thing, pumpkins started being used in the US because they were more accessible here
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Paul Farquhar reacted to Charlaquin's post in the thread Dungeons & Dragons Provides Guidance on How to Run Heroes of the Borderlands As More Traditional Campaign with Like.
There’s something very amusing to me about the idea of trying to make an adaptation of Keep on the Borderlands - one of the earliest D&D...
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Paul Farquhar replied to the thread D&D General Weapons should break left and right.The most successful D&D video game ever - does not even bother to track ammo. As for Doom, that has the ridiculous magic pockets trope...
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Paul Farquhar replied to the thread D&D General Weapons should break left and right.Wut? What GM is this? I adjust monster stat blocks between sessions, but during a game all I track is their position and remaining hit...