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20+ years on Internet discussion tells me doing comparisons without the commonly used options simply doesn't happen, or at least doesn't...

Trying to control aggro in 5e, to somehow "tank" and absorb hits for the rest of the party, is definitely a fool's errand. (If you want...

This is basically my take as well. Literal theater kids, goths, fans of vampires, Anne Rice readers, etc. Early on there was a clear...

In my area, Vampire: The Masquerade was every bit the seismic shift White Wolf and their documentary want you to believe. The only thing...

While I agree with much of what you've said here, this is a pretty bad misrepresentation of storytelling games. Most of the time in...

I hate the idea of dipping for builds. I get that it is a thing in the game, but to me it’s just not something I’m into. I much prefer...

Considering there are virtually no aggro/control abilities available for any tanks in 5e, it's not a knock against the bladesinger to...

So. In card games, there's this Aggro vs Control contrast. It is omnipresent: even between two most aggressive monored decks, one of...

Snarf is the poster more well-versed in FKR. Overgeeked as well. This is one area where I know that I am out of my depth, and I fear...

Sorta. The main combat abilities would be at-will and short rest. Long rest stuff would be rare. Power abilities would be "Extended...

Session 0 / Start of the NCS game! Renegade Red Wizard (Fire Elementalist) Neverwinter Noble (Talent) Faithful of Oghma (Conduit)...

Hi! I wanted to start a Plus thread for people to talk about Simulationist TTRPGs, especially for people who love simulationism, with a...

The specific "Roll 2 d20s simultaneously, and use the higher result" mechanic was an Avenger class feature in 4e. I can't say it was...

A more fullsome photo of the Wave 1 swag, and a couple jolly dinosaur heralds:

Soooo... Providing utterly different Settings down to having different magic systems is also something the Plotweaver engine behind the...