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Putting the setting aside entirely, the moat astoniahing thing to me ia that they managed to largely keep a D&D vibe while not o ly...

The article is mistaken: the Mistborn rule books are coming next year, and use the same system that is fully compatible woth these...

I admit I both lean into the latter and very rarely use pre-published adventures and modules (I tend to find them constraining).

I don't know what the general state of affairs is - but for me, this isn't true. When I was GMing 4e, I found it quicker to use modules...

It's literally what Bavmorda does to the opposing army in Willow, though. Why not making it possible in DnD? At this level and with this...

I think one of the effects that modules have had on the hobby is the idea that what you need to run a game is the equivalent of a...

I just think using modules is infinitely more work than either prepping my own, or improv. I am willing to do it with short adventures...

Maybe this is my own biases showing, but I feel like there's a correlation between "using modules" and "greater prep time". I think...

This can vary widely. When I was running Blades in the Dark, after the first session I did literally zero prep. I'd turn up to the...

Generally less than 20 minutes for a 3-4 hour session, outside of OSR style games where the playstyle demands that I do a bit of initial...

It depends on the prep that the system calls for. I've run one-shots of Wuthering Heights, Cthulhu Dark and In A Wicked Age that...

I generally spend like fifteen minutes per session, prepping for D&D 5e/ToV sessions that average about three and a half hours...

For sure. I have lots of people on ignore. I don't have any moral judgment about any of them as people, I've simply come to terms that...

You know what this thread really needs? More snarky disagreements over semantics.

Tangentially related to the conversation, but I would like to point out that putting someone on ignore doesn't mean that the other...