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1) Noticeable changes, maybe not to the extent of significant changes. Modifying a dwarf clan in the way I mentioned in earlier posts...

I can't speak for @EzekielRaiden, but for me, it would depend on how much leeway I'm allowed. If it's just "make up some holy days and...

Assume it wasn't a major factor in your campaign. Let's say you have a large setting gazetteer, like Forgotten Realms, with over a...

Do you consider adding details a "change"? Like, I don't view my "dragon blooded dwarves" idea as a real change from the presented...

Impressive ritual necromancy!

How would you, personally, compromise in this hypothetical? Assuming I was the DM in this case, I would probably say that the...

I think it would be fairly obvious in this case that the player and GM aren't in alignment. So the interesting question here is "What...

All taxonomies do a terrible job, right up until you try and create a better one. :)

I climbed up a cliff, and it turns out on the top of the cliff was a cook the whole time, just cooking up weather.

I don't think we need to. But people seem interested in defining it since the concept has been around for decades.

I'm a fan of Daggerheart's campaign frames for building setting. They give a sense of setting texture and boundaries to help with...

Sure… I personally almost always play humans when I play in a game, though every now and then I make an exception. But when I GM, I...

I mean, we can assume every game (outside of some sci-fi and extraplanar settings) has weather happening as a background assumption.

I would assume the amount of people who have LotR as a formative influence on their fantasy roleplay decreases with each generation; I...

The DMG instructs that "During each stage of the characters’ journey, you can determine what the weather is like by rolling on the...