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RRenleyRenfield replied to the thread Please recommend North American tabletop roleplaying conventions..You still good. GenghisCon is only 800~1000 people across a whole Fri-Sun weekend. it's also at a hotel that the airport drops you off...
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RRenleyRenfield replied to the thread Please recommend North American tabletop roleplaying conventions..Denver = GenghisCon. There are others, but this is the only one that is worth such a drive.
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R<This is a question for folks very familiar with Blades in the Dark and maybe Vampire the Masquerade too> So I am running Masquerade...
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RRenleyRenfield replied to the thread What is "railroading" to you (as a player)?.Hey hey now, some of us like trains! ;) #horrorontheorientexpress
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RRenleyRenfield reacted to Fenris-77's post in the thread What is "railroading" to you (as a player)? with
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Yup, I think this makes things easier. I think linear is a fine word for that kind of campaign and can contain both positive and... -
RRenleyRenfield reacted to Celebrim's post in the thread What is "railroading" to you (as a player)? with Like.
I think with present technology, all CRPGs are railroads. My favorite CRPG is Mass Effect 1. And it's very much on rails. There is a...
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RRenleyRenfield replied to the thread You can expand design space a lot by changing what an "unmodifier roll" represents.Yes, you can get various bonus or minus from things going on in the scene. It has rules to know when these things have been made...
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RRenleyRenfield reacted to Campbell's post in the thread What is "railroading" to you (as a player)? with Like.
I guess what is the point of defining what "railroading" is? Is it about setting a standard for when players setting boundaries is...
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RRenleyRenfield reacted to soviet's post in the thread Let's talk about "plot", "story", and "play to find out." with Like.
Haven't you chosen to play with those different rules by engaging with the new edition? It's not like it's an online game where the...
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RRenleyRenfield reacted to Crimson Longinus's post in the thread Let's talk about "plot", "story", and "play to find out." with
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Yeah, I was also quite upset when the WotC’s agents broke into my house and burned all my 3e books. Talk about aggressive marketing! -
RRenleyRenfield replied to the thread You can expand design space a lot by changing what an "unmodifier roll" represents.Legends in the Mist is a high fantasy rpg by the folks that did a few other games, most noteworthy: City of Mist which is kind of Gotham...
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RRenleyRenfield replied to the thread You can expand design space a lot by changing what an "unmodifier roll" represents.This is exactly how Legends in the Mist rules work, nearly word for word. Its great!
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RRenleyRenfield reacted to Campbell's post in the thread Let's talk about "plot", "story", and "play to find out." with Like.
I mean if a player isn't giving me enough information I'm going to ask for more clarification. Just "what does that look like?" and if...
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RRenleyRenfield reacted to TwoSix's post in the thread What is "railroading" to you (as a player)? with Like.
If railroading as a term is kind of fraught, isn't "GM force" just as challenging? I don't know what boundary I would draw around "GM...
