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At least as a player, I tend to see Clocks as a way to focus my decision-making. Does my little dude prefer this risk or that one? I...

Your goal as a group is to produce compelling fiction. Your characters have goals, but they're a piece of the fiction, not the point of...

Yep. A fantasy setting generally needs some kind of underlying cosmology if it's going to have magic, especially the visible and...

Can you elaborate on the question? Because just not having the Great Wheel planes wouldn't discount aasimar and tieflings. My setting...

I would say that Aasimar are creatures of Light and Air while Tiefling are creatures of Fire and Earth. Maybe Druids created beings...

It IS weird. The root cause is the "round down" rule, which causes the discrepancy because the actual single class progression for...

Micah, I am 100% sure you are aware that you would hate playing a game like Blades.

I don't really see clocks as a mechanism for avoiding consequences. I see them as a method for staggering the consequences out over the...

+1 for Scarred Lands. LOOOVE the setting. Also Primeval Thule had a really cool way of doing it. The gods in PT are very far away...

Imagine a campaign where the established "Big" pantheon tends to try and stamp out the "little" gods before they mature.

I think we all know Lucas has a lot to answer for. :)

Yea, I doubt it was specifically D&D. Martial arts related media had a major boom in the '70s, and there were plenty of manga, anime...

For sure. I mean, in '77 D&D was still just Humans, Elves, Dwarves, and Halfling Hobbits. I'd be willing to bet that the aesthetic of...

It's a chicken or the egg scenario. As mentioned later, D&D absorbed a lot of myth and fantasy and regurgitated it into other media. For...

The clarification for a lot of spells and magic items in the game is extremely useful. The spell dueling minigame is also good and isn't...