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I work with or work for, many of the people who created some of these games, and Vampire is a great example. Design language has...

Or Dungeon Crawler Carl.

Most of the time. I personally think it helps the players feel a greater sense of growth, especially since most of our campaigns do not...

Coming back to eat my words a bit. I posted a year ago saying I wasn't sure if it was worth paying for, but I’ve been using it for my...

If it makes you feel more comfortable we do outline our audio data processing and don't store recordings/voice data long term...

Hi everyone, I play in quite a few campaigns and have a hard time taking notes while trying to stay immersed in sessions. My goal was...

I am sorry, and believe that is your experience, but those things are so far from the top in my opinion. In fact, they are the bottom...

Some part of it might be that I've disliked every published long adventure I've played in, to various degrees, and I literally cannot...

Since we won the great 5.5 debate, its time to move on to the next glorious victory.

That's interesting. In my experience it is the exact opposite. The GM that runs an adventure path (bought or built), and does a few...

Both. But, to be clear, I feel burnout happens less often than life happening. The two are different things. Of course, they can collide...

We've got a pretty good record going of finishing off APs for the campaigns where we've used them. They offer a promise of some closure...

37%. I would think it is much higher than that. I think there are a few reasons: 1. Players believe they are going to continue, but...

he had pointed ears

You are right. Based upon the original post, it meets your definition of railroading. Certainly not the OP's, nor some others. It does...