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It depends a lot on the implementation. How much world building is happening because of the roll? I think it varies from GM to GM, but...

It sounds like itch is using an overly restrictive definition to me...we don't know the behind the scenes of course. But they are...

Now that is a good example.

But once they are established, there is then a chance to dodge. We work out the first set of things by rolling the chance to throw on...

Just on target? How accurate is it? Where is it going to hit? What is the speed? These depend on the skill of the user. If this...

It seems like it would depend highly on the skill of the thrower; or rather, the quality of the throw. It is easier to dodge a poor...

I think any attempt at the right solution here has to address the fallout to the Kristof article. Is the world a better or worse place...

Honestly I'm not interested in going into the details given the tone of the conversation. I know I'm not going to convince you of...

Yes, I do think they have a better understanding of their interests than the backseat drivers.

I'll note that it wasn't till the middleman told pornhub either put in place safeguards and take down stuff or we cut off that change...

Things seem a monopoly until they aren't, and the environment can change awfully fast. I imagine their primary goal is to avoid public...

Also safer. A ruthless scorched earth policy is protection in case something else slips through. Pull back to orbit and nuke the site...

So you're okay with games like No Mercy? (which is the one that started the ball rolling)The game allowed players to take on the role of...

Well, I think that's the thing: Fringe is "ongoing/permanent casual" and also involves greater interest in RPGs as a whole, be it...

Over the years I have come to realize that I firmly exist in a kind of nebulous, liminal zone of RPG fandom that could be described as...