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ProfessorDetective reacted to doctorbadwolf's post in the thread D&D General Your Core Classes if The Core 4 Aren't Allowed with
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Imagine! You are asked to make a 3pp DnD 5e competitor. The ask includes some odd restrictions. 1. No Fighter, Rogue, Cleric... -
ProfessorDetective reacted to Whizbang Dustyboots's post in the thread Tell me about Star Wars: Edge of the Empire with Like.
I believe they've been playing this for a while, so hopefully the system has clicked for them.
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ProfessorDetective reacted to innerdude's post in the thread Tell me about Star Wars: Edge of the Empire with Like.
It straddles an interesting line between "traditional" and "narrative" gameplay spaces. At its heart, it requires you to play it like...
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ProfessorDetective reacted to Whizbang Dustyboots's post in the thread Tell me about Star Wars: Edge of the Empire with Like.
One of my coworkers who I recently ran through Heroes of the Borderlands has asked if I want to play Edge of the Empire with his group...
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ProfessorDetective reacted to Libertad's post in the thread Dungeons & Dragons: Warlock Video Game Announced by Invoke Studios with Like.
This trailer looks badass! I'm a huge fan of Shadow the Edgehog!
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ProfessorDetective reacted to jdrakeh's post in the thread What’s the draw of licensed games? with Like.
For me, in most cases, the draw is getting a fairly comprehensive overview of the IP under one cover (or in one box set). All of the...
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ProfessorDetective reacted to GrimCo's post in the thread What’s the draw of licensed games? with Like.
For me, it's about lore and fluff. Official stuff does heavy lifting with world building and adds extra lore to IP.
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ProfessorDetective reacted to overgeeked's post in the thread What’s the draw of licensed games? with Like.
Yeah. Mechanical support for that specific property absolutely makes sense. But that’s also where the close enough games live. Or even...
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ProfessorDetective reacted to Scribe's post in the thread What’s the draw of licensed games? with Like.
Because we have imprinted on a media and formed an unhealthy attachment to it. Ref: Me, and 40K.
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ProfessorDetective reacted to Count_Zero's post in the thread What’s the draw of licensed games? with Like.
Some of it is access to license specific world building, including some heavy lifting when it comes to mechanical prep for certain...
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ProfessorDetective reacted to Charlaquin's post in the thread Dungeons & Dragons: Warlock Video Game Announced by Invoke Studios with Like.
Rather, it’s a terminally online thing.
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ProfessorDetective reacted to Whizbang Dustyboots's post in the thread D&D 5E (2024) So, what does the Artificer "replace"? with Like.
Three bards and a paladin is a recipe for the funniest game you've ever played.
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ProfessorDetective reacted to Swanosaurus's post in the thread D&D 5E (2024) So, what does the Artificer "replace"? with Like.
After I've seen this, I totally want to play 3 Bards and one Barbarian!
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ProfessorDetective reacted to Zardnaar's post in the thread D&D 5E (2024) So, what does the Artificer "replace"? with Like.
Rogue imho. Skill/tool monkey similar damage on 3/5 subclasses. Other two less damage skill/tool monkey secondary healer/support.
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ProfessorDetective reacted to Swarmkeeper's post in the thread D&D 5E (2024) So, what does the Artificer "replace"? with Like.
So, like, The Beatles? (Sorry Ringo! Forgive me!)