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There was once a arcade game called Pyrates or something which was a 3-d maze runner with a fantasy pyrate theme - including ship to...

It's interesting: I only calculate my own enjoyment when trying to figure out if it was "worth it." Not that I don't care if my players...

My metric was, until recently, $1 per hour per person... as I got about an hour of enjoyment for $1 in the arcade playing the few games...

I don't know who needs to hear this*, but you can edit your thread subject lines. *that is a lie; I do know.

I was in an aborted version of a Pathfinder AP that did all that stuff. It was aggressively mean-spirited as written and everyone's...

Never a full campaign, but in a previous D&D 3.5 campaign I managed to get the PCs, who had ended up on a spelljamming vessel due to...

Ah, the early 00s.

Has anyone run an actual piracy campaign -- that is, robbing merchant ships and holding nobles for ransom and other crimes?

My long-running Ptolus campaign forked early on, and the ne'er-do-wells ended up in Freeport. They started off with Goodman Games'...

I played in a Savage Tide pbp game here, it was fun. 3.5 high fantasy pirates and demons.

I ran a Death in Freeport pbp game here with a big pirates theme. It was a heavily house ruled 3.5 with some of the house rules to make...

Why are the rules different for finding secret doors than finding traps? What is the design philosophy and intentional mechanical...

What's interesting is that in Daggerheart, "environment" actually means "situation."

Except this, apparently.

Interestingly, that isn't actually true. The differences are miniscule but not nonexistent. You travel through time differently on a...