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Ruin Explorer reacted to Thomas Shey's post in the thread WoD renaming, White Wolf returns with
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I'd make the same claim about some other games over D&D, but here we are. As someone who played in a WC campaign and ran an Armageddon... -
Ruin Explorer replied to the thread Daggerheart General Thread [+].And a result DH will be a lot more successful even if we took out the CR popularity edge. Even as someone who has played a lot of PtbA...
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I received an update re: Draw Steel (even though I did not actually back it; weird). In addition to cover art sneak peeks, it indicated...
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Ruin Explorer replied to the thread Draw Steel News.Yeah the covers are looking good and the version that was on the Patreon was a pretty solid RPG, I'm hoping this really comes together...
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Ruin Explorer replied to the thread WoD renaming, White Wolf returns.WitchCraft/Armageddon have a vastly more approachable and easy-to-comprehend setting and antagonists and central conflict than either...
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Ruin Explorer reacted to VelvetViolet's post in the thread WoD renaming, White Wolf returns with Like.
Exactly. That’s why I like it. I could never get into Mage, even when they changed the origin of magic to Atlantis. Awakening...
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Ruin Explorer replied to the thread Daggerheart General Thread [+].It's not in those either - I just checked the PDFs. Them being mentioned and not DW is actually more interesting in my view than not...
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Ship combat is often one of the big problems with sci-fi games. 1e Star Wars D6 is probably the only one that's done it fairly well, and...
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Ruin Explorer replied to the thread WoD renaming, White Wolf returns.There's esotericism sure, but it's multiple orders of magnitude less that Mage: The Ascension, where reality itself is completely...
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Ruin Explorer replied to the thread Do you buy new versions of TTRPG games when you haven't had time to play the older version sitting on your shelf?.I don't think that disproves my point though at all - in fact that's what I said - the only time RPGs typically go more than 10 years...
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Ruin Explorer reacted to Thomas Shey's post in the thread Do you buy new versions of TTRPG games when you haven't had time to play the older version sitting on your shelf? with Like.
Part of that is because SJG has stopped viewing it as its primary product line quite some time ago.
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Ruin Explorer replied to the thread Daggerheart Review: The Duality of Robust Combat Mechanics and Freeform Narrative.I strongly suspect that is true, yes, but I do wonder what the figures will look like in say, another ten years? I feel like a pretty...
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Ruin Explorer reacted to Elvish Lore's post in the thread Daggerheart Review: The Duality of Robust Combat Mechanics and Freeform Narrative with Like.
The vast majority of the millions of people who have taken D&D up in the past ten years have probably never read another rpg. I'll put...
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I mean the core expectation is GM crafted narrative arcs! It’s very much written to be “situation not plot” story play. You can easily...
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Ruin Explorer replied to the thread WoD renaming, White Wolf returns.I think it depends how you run them, but Mage is insanely more esoteric and fantastical than WitchCraft in terms of the greater setting...