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This is why you hire hirelings. Porters are much cheaper than a horse, and you form less of an emotional attachment to them so it pains...

Bookkeeping isn’t fun, but simulations and resource constraints definitely can be. The trick is finding an enjoyable balance for your group.

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Not for 5E, but back in the day... You (or the leader / caller) have to decide "run or fight." Then, if fight, you dump the heavy /...

Resource management was key in original D&D, and I liked it. Choices were important, what to take and what not to. The choice between...

I love this logistical stuff but it definitely seems unpopular with players, who prefer the fantastical heroism of carrying everything...

And Black Lives Matter - which I see referred to fairly often on the interwebs. Brennan Lee Mulligan adds yet another BLM to the mix.

Every time someone references "BLM" I think "The Bureau of Land Management, what do they have to do with CR?" Then I go "Oh, Mulligan." :D

Nah. The point of the original and this reboot is a sandbox setting with emergent play... not an adventure on rails.

Memories!! Thanks for doing this. Couple things jumped out at me. Hit locations in Traveller. Hit locations have repeatedly been...

Spacequest Spacefarers

For me this is close to the middle, but I also am of the (seemingly rare) opinion that Dragon had a very long and sustained period of...

As a New Yorker, every city needs a New Jersey; a designated "other" who represents the antithesis of their urban culture.

I've pretty much done that. In 1974 it started as a castle and small town. PCs were locals. Every time I moved (college, jobs, etc.) or...

I've always wanted to run a campaign in which, over time, the characters' small home town grows into a massive sprawling city. The...