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Thomas Shey reacted to Ulfgeir's post in the thread What is/are your most recent TTRPG purchase(s)? with
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Recieved my copy of Castles in the Air. This was a kickstarter. Based on the Good Society rules. set in the gilded age and deals with... -
Thomas Shey replied to the thread Will there ever be new editions of the major systems?.I think any notes about a new edition always says "addressed known issues", even editions of games that made radical changes to basic...
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Thomas Shey replied to the thread Pineapple Express: Someone Is Wrong on the Internet?.Well, this was quite the day. Yesterday I decided it was time to do one of my semi-annual atrial fibrillation events (I converted...
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Thomas Shey replied to the thread Will there ever be new editions of the major systems?.I don't recall many games of that period claiming that, even ones it was largely true of, like Champions.
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Thomas Shey replied to the thread General video game discussion.Shows how different people are; after playing MOO2, MOO1 felt overly schematic to me (even though I'd liked it when it first came out).
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Thomas Shey replied to the thread Will there ever be new editions of the major systems?."Conversions" and "reverse compatible" are not the same from what I've always seen it used. Most editions can have conversions done if...
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Thomas Shey replied to the thread Will there ever be new editions of the major systems?.Since I just mentioned it--between Runequest II and III, they changed what the Size characteristic meant in terms of baselines (humans...
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Thomas Shey replied to the thread Will there ever be new editions of the major systems?.The problem is, even outside the D&D sphere, how different two things called "editons" are varies immensely. Heck, they can vary...
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Thomas Shey reacted to Morrus's post in the thread Will there ever be new editions of the major systems? with Like.
I mean, you either keep up with the common vernacular or you don’t. That’s just how human interaction works. There’s no rules, nobody is...
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Thomas Shey replied to the thread D&D General AI Art for D&D: Experiments.I'll also go as far as to suggest that to many people the flaws are possibly different but not necessarily worse than most human artists...
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Thomas Shey reacted to M.T. Black's post in the thread D&D General AI Art for D&D: Experiments with Like.
I asked Gemini to suggest (in writing) four concepts for a cover for the latest Eberron book. I selected one of the concepts and asked...
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Thomas Shey reacted to Umbran's post in the thread What makes setting lore "actually matter" to the players? with Like.
The, "can't be bothered" is a characterization loaded with presumptions. I will repeat - the setting lore for a species is typically...
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Thomas Shey replied to the thread What makes setting lore "actually matter" to the players?.While I understand the concern, I'm not sure people playing humans they're trying to evoke other cultures with do much better routinely...
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Thomas Shey replied to the thread What makes setting lore "actually matter" to the players?.Its not impossible for an adventurer to still land within the range of more or less "normal" things their species does, depending on the...
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Thomas Shey reacted to Bill Zebub's post in the thread What makes setting lore "actually matter" to the players? with
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This is funny. @everybody: Enworld apparently has a new rule that threads must not wander off topic. If you can't address the OP's...