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That's why the original name and name in the title is The Adventurer Class A class that can encompass the farmer who learned on the...

I think the Adventurer is worse because it doesn't imply any of that. It implies a character that is good at several things at once...

This seems like part of the general divide in opinion if classes are more of an occupation or vocation that the character follows...

Let me caveat this with that I am not an expert in BW; I own it and have read it, but not played it. This is just my observations...

A 750-page thread built around arguing that GM-led sandboxing circa 1983 is some new or revelatory cutting edge rpg tech. I see where...

At least, outside of Ysgard. :)

I care. Because processes with non-unique outcomes are apt to generate unknowable outcomes - though that may depend on the nature of the...

I personally do not think that plausibility alone can result in a unique judgement over what happens aside from extremely constrained...

I think there's several factors at play. 1) The system doesn't incentivize downtime, or give a penalty for not taking it. Which makes...

Tasslehoff is a pretty solid exemplar of the trope. I think another possible framing for an "Everyman" class would be "what would a...

Skipping over the Shakespeare literary critique (I could do that all day; Shakespeare was my focus in college). I want to get to this...

Because telling a group of 5-6 people who all show up with shiny new 5e books "Actually, we're going to play this game X, which you've...

So, by this definition a Railroad = a Linear = a Sandbox = PbtA are all player driven.

I did read what you wrote. Here it is: Contrary to your assertion, in the table of modifiers it is crystal clear that it is talking...

This is one of those things that's a nightmare to describe and it's often the Narrativist final boss. Let's say your warrior has been...