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In one of the games that my group ran, we did 2d10 for skill checks while also using the alternate proficiency dice rule (instead of a...

Back in the 90s we ran a homebrew 2d10 system. Bell curves are where its at.

And that's the same with every other dramatic portrayal of combat, whether or not it's Saving Private Ryan, John Wick or Wrestlemania...

Speaking of waits, it's over! The first three episodes of season 4 just dropped on Prime :)

I know this would increase word count, but I think it's weird that rpg rules rarely provide examples for how a rule is supposed to work...

I ran out of room on the 200-word "what can we do to improve?" short answer section. 200 words was at least room for my top 3 points.

The entire party should play Kenku. When one speaks, the rest repeat the same thing to the DM.

I think the future of D&D will try to incorporate AI in some way.

That is part of what I had in mind. It's common in movies, books, and fiction in general to have a duel between two people who have...

I was just thinking about this. You could also allow a character to counter a spell with a thematically-appropriate anti-spell - like...

I would go the opposite way. Get rid of Counterspell as a spell. Instead, allow appropriate spells (either the same spell or something...

I think that is interesting. I have watched videos of AI being used to play old video games, and there are times when the AI approaches...

Yes, recently there was a paper about having ai agents filling all the roles in a game. Ie ai agents where the players and the dm no...

Sorta. I use some of the 4E Deity list, but most of them are presented as abstract forces. Occasionally, they may have an avatar or a...

I see a lot of talk about AI possibly being able to DM. Have there been any experiments with replacing players with AI?