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So I have been a huge fan of M&M since it's inception. While I do not enjoy paying for a play test game in this case I didn't mind due...

Trad AI vs. Agentic AI...

So you would not run the night infiltration as a skill challenge? I think the example you give is an example of poor GMing. For me it...

If a failure on the very first roll means a failure on the whole thing, then it shouldn't have been an SC in the first place. The point...

An analogy might be combat. We can use the basic to-hit rules to throw a solitary punch at someone, or fire an arrow at a target. In...

The first four are all the Trek I need. I always thought that the original trio (Shatner, Nimoy and Kelley) were so incredible together...

I'm using this thread as a semi-depository of information I find relevant to the discussion (that isn't being had here sadly).

I get that. Makes sense. These add a lot of depth to NPCs. Make running NPCs much easier and give the PCs lots or interact with. So...

One alternative is random generation. In this case, the GM is not creating the map. Instead, random tables generate content and the GM's...

That never made sense to me. Dwarves and Elves live longer. And they age slower. And they have healing magic or stronger bodies. And...

I think the main reason is that we are all human and cannot get into the heads of another race like dwarves and elves. I referenced the...

Picture courtesy of Pixabay. Humans are generally positioned as the baseline to which other species are compared, no doubt because...

If you liked 2nd edition M&M, this should be on your list. Most of what's "new" is from that edition, which is fine with me since I...