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For a moment I was so EXCITED that there was an actual Borderlands tie-in boxed set. ::sigh::

Is the rapier really any less appropriate than a hand crossbow or a lucern hammer for fighting dragons.

I ran a few iterations of a short campaign in d20 Skull & Bones mixed with some elements from d20 7th Sea (Swashbuckling Adventures)...

Whatever the Xanathar's/Tasha's killer is -- a supplement updating most of the material from those books, bringing them in-line with...

I think the analysis fun happens off screen, as it does for Diablo or whatever.

Except it is binary, arbitrary, lacks any real advice on adjudication and is easily abused. Making Skill check results interesting and...

That's... not something I ever expected to read. And what happens on a success? What are the limitations? What does the entry for the...

Can you give me an example of a "cool dynamic" ability from Cosmere. i am having trouble imagining a "skill check" that is inherently...

I think this is overstating it. Players and GMs do have to look up Persuasion, for example, because there are varying degrees of success...

…do you think DH has that? It has a Quick Reference Sheet of rules like most TTRPGs, and Cards that cover all your selectable...

I mean, it is the discussion we are having right now. I am not sure I buy that complex critical tables being run by the VTT are going to...

You could definitely have a much more complex TTRPG now if you wanted to now, that ran fast, so long as you mechanically interacted with...

They don't have to appeal to you. It isn't like they cost extra. My point is people that use "ew cards" as a point against DH are wrong.

Having cards for reference is not deckbuilding.

No. 1 - Mage (as a player). No. 2 - Iron Heroes (Monte Cook one-off, kind of a 3e reinvention with 12 non-magical PC classes)...