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I'm not really seeing a meaningful inconsistency. But maybe I'm being dim? It does happen! But those aren't in opposition to each...

I'm genuinely sorry to be Mr Ackshully (again? ugh double sorry if it was you before as well) buuuuut my weirdly-good memory for useless...

Having to become an accredited adventurer by an organisation which manages the guilds is a subplot in a number of anime/manga, I should...

It's a really common trap for people to fall into to think it's necessary to pick a lane; that liking a new type of game means you also...

I watched some of the game last night and for me the combat was really good. It didn't bother me that there was no initiative order and...

I played in one the one shots over on startplaying. Found a great GM there who I might even be willing to pay to play with again if...

I'd go as far as to suggest in many cases a new edition three years down simply shows the creators are paying attention; in practice...

Yeah I was pleased to see that acknowledged because that is a real divide I've seen with players and I generally fall on the...

That’s a table choice kind of thing. From p176: “Some players love getting new weapons and armor, while others may have established an...

Bringing up neurodiversity here is frankly at best a total red herring and at worst could be seen as rather manipulative (I presume that...

Key example: Wrath & Glory. When it first came out, I was excited about a more "action-oriented" dice pool RPG for the 40K setting. But...

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.