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Critical Role is using D&D 2024 for Campaign 4. Truly the Golden Age of TTRPGs is dead.

Maybe I was wrong about "immersion" being an easily understood term. I feel like there are as many definitions for it in this thread as...

Inflict Pounds (which I am pretty sure a witch cast on me a few years ago...)

That, and a "save and restore muscle memory" feature. A big part of the struggle for me is getting back into the swing of combat and...

A spell name, a class, an adventure, a monster, whatever. Change a letter or a word. Make puns. Commit word crimes. You know how this...

100%, my tongue was fully in cheek, although of course text is a bad medium to convey that

To be fair, I can't think of a game more different mechanically from Gamma World than Apocalypse World in the same genre.

Oh wow, since this thread rose from the dead, I will take a moment to share that Tomas and I have been hard at work on the game these...

Yeah I think a lot of people here do, because it's when they really got into RPGs, especially as the internet came online and they...

I am still not convinced "immersion" is what we are really talking about here, as opposed to "engagement." That doesn't mean I have...

I think the degree to which you show the consequences of violence in entertainment is a function of genre and expectations as opposed to...

I know it's not unique to Daggerheart, but the Connections part of Character Generation has been possibly my favourite part. Sitting...

The problem is that immersion is entirely personal and not really required for play, right? @Reynard doesn't really think its important...

Not for lanefan they don’t. Blessings upon his old heart.

I think it is natural to push toward the edges of "what's allowed." One of my most wonderful campaigns ever started with my decree "no...