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Flex Mentallo!

Yes, it does. Thank you for the detailed explanation. I appreciate you taking the time to detail the difference.

Players can add color to the setting without having any measurable impact on where things go. Like taking a sheet of paper with an...

The way I would do it is add traits or feats that represent mechanical impacts on play (but not just boring bonuses). Strong as an ox...

In our city, we have an entire industry for paid DMs. It is all in person, and the locales vary from the library, to the game shops, to...

Hey. So as some will know back in August I took my first steps into paid DMing. It wasn’t something I did lightly but I’ve been DMing...

Players adding to the fiction, especially setting, is not player-driven? I'm definitely listening. It's not. And that was why I asked...

I don't know about supers, but from the description you gave I can see this working really well for a vampire game. Not maybe the...

Wuthering Heights is a French RPG, though - as the name suggests - it has been translated and adapted to English. I first learned of it...

I think Rime is an illusory sandbox. If you follow the advice in the book, the PCs can do like 3 things before they have to move on. It...

I will say this, when I run my system, there are no ability scores, just skills. That said, these skills can seem to mirror some of the...

Could it work? Absolutely, lots of systems exist that work fine without them. Would it be D&D? Not at first, but give it twenty years...

That's fair. Although Rime starts out sandboxy with Ten Towns, but then definitely gets on the linear path later. And Tomb is definitely...

Possibly, in which case I would love to better understand how you intend to use the term. For my part, a simple class is one where the...

I know this is a bit out of the box, but I would go to the bar (or whatever hangout you prefer), have drinks or tea or coffee, and...