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I mean all this class would have is the Luck points. It's perfect for the casual gamer who isn't interested in learning D&D. They just...

Nope. Luke has "The Force" which = his luck dice. How does he make the shot that explodes the Death Star? Luck/The Force. When he jumps...

Alright. I'm ready for the "What Should 6e Look Like?" thread (y)

Erol Otus is literally the patron saint of D&D art. So amazing. 99% of his art is epic myth.

Playing video games is insulting?

If not, that needs to happen!

No, it's big. Look at DCC or even Shadowdark. The PCs are puny but not completely useless. The key is how you market The Everyman: you...

Cool character sheet! I never really understood Pendragon though.

Nope. The current list of skills easily port over (y)

"You find three gems that look worthwhile" or similar is what they'll get while in the field unless they take time to do some...

I almost use the "one onyx and two opals" approach, but with a caveat. "You find a black gem and two multicolored gems" (makes a secret...

There are so many leaps to conclusions here it’s hard to keep count.

You make the point: players want capable - even hyper-capable - PCs. Exceptions noted, most D&D players don't want to play 0-Level Joe...

I basically do this. Except I rarely impose a difference between the worth and what the PCs can sell it for. Functionally those are...

When they find them, "3 gem stones". If they spend time identifying/appraising then assuming success, the full description. Probably...