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Huh? In the books, Conan almost died from a tiger? In the first movie - he died! And then, he would have died again had it not been for...

Oh, I agree that the rules don't fit the setting. I am definitely a person who thinks the rules need to fit the setting, which means the...

Wellllll.... Elric was designed, deliberately, by Moorcock, as the antithesis of the Sword and Sorcery character. Physically weak...

He coined the term for the literary genre - not the gaming genre. The two can have differences. They can also change over time. The...

As you can see from just these posts, let alone the broad range of people who play D&D, that there is no "generally accepted definition"...

I realize and acknowledge Moorcock's contributions to the sword and sorcery literature genre. But TTRPGs are not novels, as many on here...

I really don't see Elric fitting in with the swords and sorcery genre. I think the best example you can give is Conan. And probably an...

Magical supercharged carmageddon for the win.

I think you remove certain spells (maybe even the magic system), fiddle with the long rest/healing, show DMs and players how to adjust...

If I were to make a fantasy heartbreaker, one thing I do is except for a section in the DM book that contains the variant rules, I would...

I agree. But, that is why it should just be a five-page rule variation in the DM's Guide.

This may sound odd, especially considering the gaming world seems to be inundated with them, but I would say maps, terrain, and minis...

The show, although lacking for many, had a cute episode titled: "The Joy of Cooking." It was imaginative, and maybe not in line with the...

Back to the results, and maybe it is just this forum, but it amazes me how many people want Swords and Sorcery or Dark Fantasy, yet D&D...

It is clearly not worth the interaction.