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Final thought: that also assumes a traditional setting in the vein of Ravnica. A UB product COULD just be something like an Elden Ring...

I thought the ship combat mini-game was okay (and possibly adaptable to D&D for a theatre of the mind approach), but the main story was...

The Viking-inspired Norlanders have been there since the start (which was literally the start of the setting, as Darkwalker on Moonshae...

If events in RotFM are taken as canon, most of the Ten Towns was trashed by a robo-dragon, but two Goliath villages were left untouched.

Their "off duty" outfits might be easier. I think I might be a little old and fat for a Saja boy!

Heh, one of the fascinating things about the show is that it's HUGELY popular, but by all accounts, nobody had any indication that it...

So, just like D&D for the past 51 years...? ;) Though yes, you raise the point that Monopoly is still successful despite massively...

Famously, the game that everyone house rules, as the official rules are terrible*. *Since it was originally intended as an...

I have seen at least one reference earlier in this thread.

Regarding bounded accuracy: Great concept. I have some nitpicks about the execution. Things are too bounded on the enemy side; the AC...

Of course you can design it, no one is saying otherwise. What you can’t do is make people like it.

Well thats the reason its a bad idea. Youll never get the balance right. Additionally you can't one true way everyone's different...

They're the vast majority imho.

Nah, plenty of people enjoy playing D&D without thinking or caring about the rules at all. They just tend not to talk about it on the...

If the goblins are in a castle, with lots of arrows, cauldrons of boiling oil, etc, then they might pose a serious threat, but CR does...