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I recently unloaded a large chunk of my comics. They were just sitting and given that I got them in the 21st century, less than 1% were...

When I had a move a little over a year ago, I gave away a literal pick up truck bed full of RPGs (in legal file boxes) away because I...

For those who are answering no, part of our answer may simply be you have no books in your collection you dont want in the collection at...

oh 100% - amortized over the life of a game system it is definitely cheap. I didn't mean to disagree with you- just explaining why I...

I stand by my assessment, in that the entry cost is low. One can always spend more. Also, as I said above, the costs are more manageable...

Part of the reasoning for me unloading a book thats not for me is that it may be for someone else. Id rather a book that would just take...

So this is just for physical ttrpgs. So I picked up the Spelljammer and Planescape boxes (Special FLGS covers for both) and with some...

Yeah, this is a part of my initial point. Omission of any rule is in effect a house rule.

There is a difference, but deliberately excluding or choosing not to use certain rules is itself a house rule. Similarly, if the system...

As an aside, part of the reason I would never claim to run a complete RAW game is, to put it bluntly, I never learn every single rule...

I’m not sure what that means? I try a rule before I change it. That’s all I was saying.

That is a position that has merit, but many see that as meaning you don't change a given rule or run it in a non-standard way. They can...

So I am curious. Who here would claim that they play ANY TTRPG 100% rules as written with no alterations or omissions? House ruling...

I was also considering using Cortex for Trek, but it felt like a lot of squeese for the juice and other projects took its place.

I attempted a Klingon ST game and it didn't go well. My table and I just bounced off the systems very hard. With more research by all...