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The vast majority of the millions of people who have taken D&D up in the past ten years have probably never read another rpg. I'll put...

Scavengers’ Deep – Map 19 The Scavengers’ Deep is a reminder of the amount of work that went into underground structures during the...

Note that if the GM has fear from any source they can do an “intrusion” style activation to step in with an adversary spotlight. Yes...

I think a game that directly hands players authority to define "aspects" of the world in play is significantly more narrative than one...

I used to houserule…not heavily, but a steady-ish stream of small adjustments. The older I get, the less I do that. If a game seems to...

Fallout was session 3 of 3 for the group, but 6th session run, not counting session 0 sessions as sessions, and each group had 1 of...

Of all the players, I like Taliesin the least. Which is weird because I like Percy as a character a lot in Vox Machina.

Right. Play does not hinge on players taking deep investment in narrative. And as far as I can tell from the actual procedures, as long...

I think the game is created in such a way that the narrative dials can be easily tuned. GM can just use fear examples from book and...

Maybe the character just kind of sucked.

Okay. I'd love to hear your explanation and evidence for "half of D&D players have read a different RPG" when 90% of D&D players...

I'm just saying that DH is not an extreme example of a narrative game so some folks can probably calm down.

I don't know. Daggerheart has narrative tools, of course, but it isn't GMless magical story hour. I think Fate is more of a narrative...

I think you may be underestimating the number of D&D only players by assuming that game store shelf space correlates with number of...

A&E started within a year of D&D being published, in 1974, as non-RPG players in Apa-L, the apa for the LA Science Fantasy Society, got...