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The OSR is a RPG design movement started in the mid 00s as a direct reaction to the release and prevalence of D&D 3e/The D20 System developed by WoTC. The OSR takes inspiration from and/or seeks to recreate the original TSR era D&D in designing new systems. The OSR has two goals which may...

There's a balance to be had between opening up your system to attract 3pp and protecting your IP. There isn't a one-size-fits-all solution - that's the appeal of going with a bespoke license instead of defaulting to a singular popular one. A restrictive license will push 3pp creators away -...

RPG companies are under no obligation to release anything they design to allow anyone else to freely use it. Open licenses of any kind should not be considered a baseline expectation. And every publisher/author should be allowed to set the terms and conditions around other people utilizing...

There is a MASSIVE amount of first party content - and it is almost all excellent. I'd start there over trying to look at 3PP stuff if you literally only have the corebooks so far.

Battlezoo makes a bunch of stuff for PF2E on Kickstarter. Latest one: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/rollforcombat/battlezoo-bestiary-elemental-storm-for-5e-and-pathfinder Most 3PP PF2E creators put stuff directly onto Pathfinder Infinite, they dont make big kickstarter projects.

For Gold and Glory is the 2e retroclone.

They yearn for it

A feat cannot both be Niche/situational and also S tier. Not every choice should be extremely powerful. There is design space for sub-optimal choices.

Elemental Adept isn't supposed to be good or strong. Its not a feat 99% of spellcasters will take, nor should it be Its a feat designed specifically and exclusively to elevate the sub-optimal, but popular playstyle of the dedicated elemental caster. It succeeds at that task well enough so...

You all are better off blocking and moving on than engaging with him.

This would've been so avoidable for GG - all they had to do was do nothing. They're going to drive away existing fans.

....Which is a way the rules could have been written. Instead of clearly saying "make a ruling on what makes sense", they give a convoluted procedure that when applied literally does not work.

I don't understand why "game rules should work when you play them as written" is a controversial opinion in ttrpg spaces

They want you to spend as much time on the dndbeyond website as possible. They want to keep you in that ecosystem for everything.

Thank you, glad its still up.