All this talk about DIY house projects hits too close to home. My electric dry wet stopped heating so I took it apart. Ordered new heating element. Tuned the motor and then decided to buy a new belt because th e old one is frayed.
Taking a peak at the cost of a new dryer made all that seem...
My ideal timeframe and frequency is twice a month for 1.5-2 years. I find that’s an adequate time to pursue a campaign to completion with interesting character development.
Tough nut to crack as I like both.
The con of character exclusive options is you can feel like creativity is squashed as you require trip foe or talk to crowd of people feats to be successful at doing those things. On the other hand, universal options then leaves whatever you can spin...
I think finding the right formula of playstyle and interest for completing a campaign is rare. For a long time you had rely on whoever you could find locally. The internet seemed to open up a larger pool for a GM, but it also brought a lot of the same local issues to your virtual doorstep...
I see Enemy Within mentioned a lot. My interest gets piqued, and then I see its Warhammer and I stop looking into it. I just dont want another Fantasy RPG on the pile. That said, @TheSword I really appreciate this detailed write up.
Yes. BR 2E had typical D&D adventuring, but it also had domain management. Reminder me of the SNES game Actraiser. Part action part sim. Two games in one.