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TwiceBorn2 reacted to Charles Dunwoody's post in the thread RPG Spotlight: Agrella - City of Eternal Euphoria with
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RPG Spotlight shines a light on the latest RPG releases to help GMs decide if the book will improve and enhance their campaigns. Just... -
TwiceBorn2 reacted to Aldarron's post in the thread D&D 5E 5e Oerth − the planet of Blackmoor and Greyhawk with
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Well, you put a lot of work in this and I'm sure you had fun. I feel like I might be bursting a bubble but, all Gygax ever said about... -
TwiceBorn2 replied to the thread D&D General No One Reads Conan Now -- So What Are They Reading?.I received the two Robert Jordan Conan Chronicles compilations last Christmas (I previously read all the Howard stories). I started...
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Agreed, and also, a tragedy doesn't have to be total to still be effective. A character giving up what they desperately wanted but, in...
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What you really need is a player willing to make in character decisions knowing as a player it's going to end poorly. i.e. You need...
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I'm gonna be like a broken record here, but tragedy in particular has to be driven by the character's story, so for it to work, the...
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TwiceBorn2 reacted to Distracted DM's post in the thread D&D General Doing Tragedy in D&D with Love.
I guess I've had a bunch. Some were incredibly well-done thanks to player buy-in (that's pretty important in general). Off the top of...
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TwiceBorn2 reacted to el-remmen's post in the thread D&D General Matt Colville on the “Forever DM” with Like.
I just thought people might find this as entertaining as I did.
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I notice you often frame things in combat. Seems a good deal of your dissatisfaction comes from lack of variety and effectiveness in...
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TwiceBorn2 reacted to Shades of Eternity's post in the thread D&D General Pope Wars, nothing but Pope Wars with Like.
One of the most interesting things in medieval history is the feuding popes where you have two different people declaring this as the...
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TwiceBorn2 reacted to overgeeked's post in the thread Project Sigil 90% Of D&D’s Project Sigil Team Laid Off with Like.
Or, as you say, not that many people had the hardware to run the thing. If you're going to require a near-top-of-the-line gaming rig to...