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LOL. Try reading the book before complaining about what's not in it. Page 6, Touchstones. "TTRPGs: 13th Age from Pelgrane Press...

It has been mentioned constantly in the lead up videos, and is prominently spotlighted in the actual book.

They may be playing deliberately slowly to allow the audience to keep up and get familiar with the mechanics? I haven’t watched it yet.

The first episode of Age of Umbra was tonight. The Critical Role reddit had a live thread going while the game was streaming and a lot...

Yeah, second* thing I thought of when reading about stress was using it as a defiling mechanic. Clearing stress but exchanging for Fear...

Reddit has been recommending this encounter builder / character tracker! Fresh Cut Grass That card builder should be perfect for some...

Daggerheart has sold out on the Critical Role shops and when I was just poking around on Amazon I saw this. It's also #234 across all...

As mainly a referee I tend to look at that side of things first. So campaign frames, adversaries, countdowns, downtime, etc are all...

The [+] is to keep things positive and prevent the same already tired arguments about Daggerheart and more narrative-focused play. There...

Yeah I can dig it. Personally though I've seen so many rapid new editions which made really good changes that I'm okay with it. I'd much...

I stand corrected. I still don’t like it, though.

< always has been jpeg > I mean but seriously, it's nothing new, it's nothing we've recently accepted. It's something that's been...

Game designers who are active with their system never stop fiddling with their games. Eventually, you get to a point that all the...

You don't have to permanently go either way of course! We go back and forth and play games that are all sorts of ways in my main group...

Yep. this worry popped up on reddit yesterday too and my reply there was that if you absolutely insist on rolling a die to spread jam...