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Just noting that Traveller 5 and Traveller 5e are two different games. Traveller 5 is the fifth edition of Traveller, and is the one whose graphic you're using in the article. Traveller 5e is the game that's currently crowdfunding that adapts Traveller to the D&D 5e ruleset. The fact that a...

I think it's pretty obvious that those artists and game developers don't understand what role they play in the creation of these games. (/s as if it was really necessary. On second thought, yes, it was really necessary.)

It's clear that the OP doesn't understand that AI is a blanket term that covers a range of technologies. Neural networks is the one that DLSS had fallen under for years, and many people that take issue with AI don't have a problem with it. What many have a problem with is large language models...

You felt irrelevant? Oooookayyyyy.

OP, how did you feel about the prior versions of DLSS?

Errata'd

I tend to dump with an exception error once the rules tell me that I'm free to include or alter the rules how I want and to make the game my own.

You've gotta try it RAW at least once just to know how it feels.

I love the percentile system. However, I had an epiphany a while ago that the single-digit die is almost always irrelevant when rolling 2d10 – there's only a 10% chance that it'll be needed at all. Thankfully some systems like WFRP at least use it to determine hit locations and whatnot.

And a unicorn! You can't forget the unicorn!

Archive.org links to the various official WotC scenarios and associated webpages: Defeating Strahd's Gargoyles Demo Adventure: https://web.archive.org/web/20130108013116/http://www.wizards.com/ContentResources/Wizards/WPN/Main/Documents/castle_ravenloft_demo_adventure_PDF1.pdf 2 Bonus...

But I thought Daggerheart was dead and that Darrington had no faith in the game since Critical Role isn't using it for the new season! At least that's what all the YouTubers told me. Was I misled about that?

Sigh. More junk science reporting of non–peer-reviewed material posted to arxiv.org. I love the idea behind open access, but the peer review process is still crucial.

I tried making some of these a few days ago. Ran some Vidalias through the thin slicer on the food processor, which worked pretty well. Then since the food processor was out and needed cleaning, went ahead and also pulsed the ground beef a few times with the regular blade to get a finer grind...

Plenty of mentions of Necrotic Gnome's stuff, but also take a look at Andrew Kolb's three sourcebooks (Neverland, Oz, Wonderland) for how to design table-playable material.