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Laser Llama and PF1 (Paizo and Legendary Games) both have the Shifter class, a more martial wildshaping class. Laser Llama's take on the...

"One thing about living in Santa Carla I never could stomach; all the damn vampires." -The Lost Boys

It's a long time since I've been to a convention (that was also "back in the day"), but the best convention games I played allowed the...

I've not watched more than a few minutes of Critical Role. But as best I understand it, from how I've seen it described, the answer is yes.

My experience from playing in other GMs games and what I hear from most people in my circles and see online are that most people play in...

I’m sure the players enjoy them, but the way they’ve been described to me, I don’t think would really be what I’m looking for.

Fair enough. I get it now. Matthew Mercer's D&D games in Critical Role are too railroady for you. Understood.

And yet I've done it! (A bit like refuting Zeno, by walking across the room.)

Agreed. It's a baseline of playing a RPG that the players get to declare actions for their PCs. This doesn't tell us how the scene was...

A lot of "open world" play remains very GM-driven: it is the GM who decides the significant content of the presented scenes, and the...

“I believe what I want, damn the evidence” doesn’t make one a very good debate partner.

Just to be clear, if you think I’m having a discussion around “most people don’t play good”, you’re misreading my posts. My interest is...

Yes. That's the way I'm generally advocating for. And as soon as you do that, you've gone from "playing the module" to "using the...

You really don't. Being a passive, receptive player compared to being a player with stronger authorial control (note: this is not a...

That isn't 'changing an encounter'! That's responding to an encounter in an unexpected way.