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TwoSix reacted to Charlaquin's post in the thread Penguin Random House Announces New D&D Romantasy Book with
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This just isn’t true in the context we’re talking about here, of a romantasy novel. In this context, cozy is just an antonym for spicy... -
TwoSix reacted to Charlaquin's post in the thread Penguin Random House Announces New D&D Romantasy Book with Like.
And you responded with a bunch of completely unrelated rambling, defending against an accusation I never made - namely, that you dislike...
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TwoSix reacted to Dire Bare's post in the thread Penguin Random House Announces New D&D Romantasy Book with Like.
Sigh. I suppose this is where I stop paying attention to your opinions on this. If there are elements of the 2024 rules you don't care...
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TwoSix reacted to Fenris-77's post in the thread Vincent Baker on narrativist RPGing, then and now with Like.
Yup. TV source material that inspired the game usually goes this route. Characters come and go, sometimes even the main characters...
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TwoSix reacted to gban007's post in the thread What Do You Think Of As "Modern TTRPG Mechanics"? with Like.
I dont know of an example directly, but hypothetical one to try and show my understanding is random encounter tables. It could be roll...
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TwoSix reacted to pemerton's post in the thread What Do You Think Of As "Modern TTRPG Mechanics"? with Like.
I think the militant saints and the miracle-working knights/kings are all pretty closely tied together, particularly when filtered...
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TwoSix reacted to pemerton's post in the thread What Do You Think Of As "Modern TTRPG Mechanics"? with Like.
That was going to be my answer. My understanding (from hearsay - I've never read a Drizzt novel) is that Drizzt fought with two weapons...
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TwoSix reacted to Campbell's post in the thread What makes setting lore "actually matter" to the players? with Like.
When something new comes out it does not cancel or ruin what has come before. I like a lot of games (and editions of games) that are no...
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TwoSix reacted to pemerton's post in the thread What makes setting lore "actually matter" to the players? with Like.
I GMed my first session of Mythic Bastionland yesterday: Mythic Bastionland actual play The players knew nothing about the game or the...
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TwoSix reacted to RenleyRenfield's post in the thread What makes setting lore "actually matter" to the players? with Like.
To be fair, I would not be opposed to a /rant thread. :) like, I have no idea how to keep that from spiraling out of control. (dont...
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TwoSix reacted to RenleyRenfield's post in the thread What makes setting lore "actually matter" to the players? with Like.
Part of this is what I am conveying here. By making lore less hard-line adherence By making lore less locked-in to past editions =...
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TwoSix reacted to zakael19's post in the thread What makes setting lore "actually matter" to the players? with Like.
Speaking of lore "actually mattering," I had an end-of-session wish from a player last Tuesday which was then echoed by the whole group...
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TwoSix reacted to Neonchameleon's post in the thread What makes setting lore "actually matter" to the players? with Like.
This is where we run into something I'm pretty sure that WoD did that is more clearly seen with Paizo's adventure paths. I do not...
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TwoSix reacted to RenleyRenfield's post in the thread What makes setting lore "actually matter" to the players? with Like.
Either you missed my point entirely or you are disagreeing on a point that is not well founded. Anyone who runs to the internet to...
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TwoSix reacted to thefutilist's post in the thread Vincent Baker on narrativist RPGing, then and now with Like.
Where I’m currently at, is I see lots of an approach to system that goes. Game not working > create techniques that deal with the...