This.
If they put out a generic rules set maybe I will check it out, but im not going to buy it for the system and pay for a bunch of lore I don't care about.
As long as they have $exy gelatinous cube im in.
"Dang check out those sharp right angles on the part that's currently in back of the side that's moving towards us. I think im in love"
Free League said they are making an announcement so im guessing....
Conan: now that's its partly public domain
Mad Max: because I love it.
Red Dawn 1984 conversion for T2000: Wolverines!
Andor: A man can dream
Spelljammer via license from WOTC: because WOTC just wants to do right by us all
I would pay $99 for a 5.75 PHB that was true to my vision.
Basically I'd pay more for a book if I thought the game was going to be great. A lot of time im taking a risk so low price point or not at all.
L1 Secret of Bonehill: the keep and dungeon at bone hill can easily be dropped in a sandbox as its very self contained.
UK2 The Sentinel: Has 3 locations that you can scatter on a map; bandit camp , ruined villa, druid cave, that player can find or explore. No need to include the macguffin hunt...
I drifted away from playing RPGs in my 20s as nightlife and youthful pursuits was my main activity. I still read, purchased, and thought about them hours and hours in the week, but didn't actively play more than 3 or 4 time a year in one off games with my old high-school buddy for probably 15...
Never a fan of the books. I read them because I felt like I had to because of the influence on fantasy RPGs, but they are not my cup of tea. Not really into the movies either.
Put me firmly in the Conan and Gray Mouser camp of fantasy.
I think it weird they call it a date.
Like im not romantically interested in any of these people and I think it wrong to lead them on by taking gifts from them.
Maybe VIP experience?
Guys I found a whole website that has DLC content for D&D. Its called.
Drivethrurpg.com
Just an FYI they call thier DLC by the name PDF for some reason.
( same joke new thread)