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touc replied to the thread D&D 5E (2024) How I would do 6E..It hearkens back to prior enworld discussions of what makes D&D....D&D (versus Pathfinder and all the other systems). Other systems have... -
touc replied to the thread D&D 5E (2024) How I would do 6E..I'd identify CORE do not touch features first. IMO, it's the six primary ability scores ranging 3d6, the four core class types (fighter...
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Well, since a bot necroed this thread, might as well take the time to gloat about Hackmaster! 4e Hackmaster has the most in-depth rules...
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touc reacted to Shades of Eternity's post in the thread D&D General Revisiting the Red Box. with
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Every so often, I look at the Red Box and wonder whether its approach could be replicated today—not as a one-and-done product, but as a... -
touc replied to the thread D&D General Fixing the Offense Tunnel Vision problem.Diversifying combat goals (e.g. protect that NPC for 10 rounds, DPR doesn't matter so much as protective abilities), or as you propose...
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touc replied to the thread D&D General Unprofessional spoilers: it's not like it was hard to figure out but still....Knowing Strahd is a vampire isn't the horror or the "reveal" of Barovia. Instead, it's things like:
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touc reacted to Umbran's post in the thread D&D General Unprofessional spoilers: it's not like it was hard to figure out but still... with Like.
My memory of playing the original Ravenloft has it that the PCs find out pretty darned quick that Stradh is a vampire. But from...
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touc reacted to Remathilis's post in the thread D&D General DnD One Piece Homebrew: Armor Class with Like.
I'm going to say this would be a difficult task for an experienced DM. It's probably not going to work in the hands of a new DM.
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touc replied to the thread D&D General DnD One Piece Homebrew: Armor Class.First post, welcome to the community (it's a wonderful one). So, caveat. Modifying rules when you've never DM'd isn't a definite "don't...
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touc reacted to Sacrosanct's post in the thread D&D General Tim Kask, TSR's First Employee, Passes At Age 76 with Like.
We are all lucky that for years, Tim hosted a youtube channel where he answered fans questions. You can find more than 300 videos here...
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touc reacted to Zaukrie's post in the thread D&D General Tim Kask, TSR's First Employee, Passes At Age 76 with Like.
Bummer. Really. I'm not even sure what to type, other than thanks for dragon.
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touc reacted to SteveC's post in the thread D&D General Tim Kask, TSR's First Employee, Passes At Age 76 with Like.
I had a chance to play with him as a DM now more than a few years ago, and really soaked in all the history he talked about. All my best...
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touc reacted to Sacrosanct's post in the thread D&D General Tim Kask, TSR's First Employee, Passes At Age 76 with Like.
This news hits hard. I am blessed to have met Tim, gamed with him a few times, and had several chats with him over the past few years...
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touc reacted to Morrus's post in the thread D&D General Tim Kask, TSR's First Employee, Passes At Age 76 with
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The very first full-time employee of TSR, the company which created D&D, passed away last night after a sudden illness. A playtester... -
touc reacted to Joshua Randall's post in the thread D&D General Should I leave my friend's Spelljammer game? with Like.
The answer to these questions is always yes. When you’re uncomfortable with a situation and you don’t enjoy it, get out. The end.
