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If you say that a die roll of 5 or lower fails and 15 or better always works, then for half the rolls proficiency is not counted. Take...

5E characters still have far more abilities to keep track of.

I'm not sure I see the 4E influence.

GM moves are not that new or weird. It's just naming and codifying what most referees were doing anyway as a means to talk about it and...

I think that makes sense since D&D is the 800 pound gorilla in the space - it's what people want to talk about. However, it's very...

I have to read Necroscope for a podcast thing I do. I'm actually not looking forward to it, based on what i have read about the book.

You actually do grab another domain card per level. There's some interesting Deck Building stuff going on around Recall Costs, how you...

I mean, PF2 is "I want even more tactical fighting and tighter math to my D&D" right? I can see DH being an interesting middle ground...

One thing that struck me as I was scrolling through both reddit and YouTube: the only game that people seem to feel is being challenged...

What besides damage thresholds?

The OP question was really not about auto success or failure.

Theoretically, there would be a couple rounds of combat and the PCs would realize they can't hurt it and they would flee. perhaps they...

I'm surprised to say that I ordered it yesterday and have been looking through the PDF. I can thank 12+ hours of content from Knights of...

One thing about the Daggerheart book (as opposed to the game system) as I read more of it: it is -- like most RPGs -- way too wordy. The...

Funny - for Star Wars I prefer the 2E Revised and Expanded book. I buy tons of RPG games, many that I do not end up playing. However...