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I am. The main reason I feel is how much effort I had to do to build encounters for higher level characters, and how board players were...

Creating a setting from scratch to playable took me about a year of nowhere-near-constant effort, while working a full-time job. At a...

No I didn't. I said the debate is silly. The game allows you to make rule changes. And, in the grand scheme those rarely affect the...

And that relates to archetypes how? The AC arms race has been an issue at high levels since 1st edition. It's built into the hit...

My statement does not imply those three things. Maybe point two, but one and three, no. My point is simple: Game designers, most of...

As someone who got rid of all of my miniatures during the pandemic, this set is making me think that Reaper, or someone (I'm kind of meh...

Over and over. I change nearly every encounter to fit a map.

The Pathfinder ones, I probably should (oops, I meant shouldn't) speak so negatively of, as I have and have used over 50. They are great...

I get that point. But how many times do you use one map? Once? Twice? Maybe, three times at most? Why not have a map that actually...

I find the this way -> that way debate so silly. The game accepts the fact that you make homebrew rules. But, to suppose that your way...

Can anyone explain why people want dense laminated maps, as opposed to the 4e maps which unfolded without "bending upwards" all the...

Directors are given flexibility for adjudicating advantageous reasons. High ground is already noted in the rules as one though. To get...

First that come to mind is that the test maneuver seem to cover a lot of this more custom ground. There are also room for free...

It's a shorthand code many-many-many people understand. Heck, I was in a high school counseling office the other day and saw a Muppet's...