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I had that problem today. They were fighting a noble who they had learned was a blue dragon sorcerer (intended to warn them about his...

I think you nailed it with your analysis - I don't mind 0HP or at least much smaller death buffer systems in OSR games - because they...

Something a lot of people seem to forget when discussing when a character dies is that D&D was designed without a critical hit system...

I love clocks and countdowns. And this version is one of the best yet. The campaign frames are great. My favorite is Drylands. I was...

I like the armour and Thresholds. I know this is an area of complaint, but to me, it feels like the armour thresholds are blocking a...

Which is the reason why it is stupid to just look at review scores. If you want to rely on reviews by critics its so important to...

Well, sure. They used semicolons. You can't be literature without semicolons.

You might be surprised just how common that attitude is. Or you might not. This is one of the major reasons I despise the pretension...

Are they not books because you don't like the content?

I don't like them in 5e because yes its shocking, as it always will if common rules suddenly don't apply anymore. And I think that is...

Ashley also loves gambling. Facing some great win vs some terrible consequence is right up her alley, and she was so incredibly tempted...

🤷 Can't help you then. You'll just have to live without the free articles.

By that logic why not give wizards access to all their spells? They can only cast one per round.

I like your point of micro-decisions, but I am not sure it applies here. You don't decide for your mastery on every attack, only once...

I think its human nature to seek conscious decisions behind random occurence and its probably linked to the human brains strong ability...