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I just do not get to play that much, but I voted Wizard but it is not a pure 2024 play, this character was previously a 2014 character...

Yep. People feel failure about twice as much as success. So having a 66% of success feels fair, despite it clearly not being fair...

May I suggest an alternative? The GM still needs to be the one to find the "sweet spot" for their players and the party, but the system...

Optional rules, like piety or dark gifts, I can understand. When you are rewriting whole chunks of the PHB, you are creating a new 5e...

I know it gets a bad rep, but I do think that 4E did this pretty well. 4E encounter design was pretty good.

I'm different than many here in that I don't (usually) simply decide what is in the world (easy or hard encounter-wise) and let the...

I think part of the problem in some cases, and I think it applies to the SD example above, is that some GMs assume combat for encounters...

Define the "sweet spot", I suspect that a lot falls down right there. Is there one single sweet spot or would different tables and...

What I have noticed, having lived through 5/6 edition changes, is just how little anger there is. Not that anyone is saying "everything...

As the business grew it was seen as a liability. When Baldur's Gate 3 was announced at E3 in 2019, I and Swen Vincke did an interview...

There's a maxim of game design I have learned the hard way over the years: Good ideas and bad ideas only sort themselves out after a...

Call it what you like, it sells books so WotC aren't going to deviate from it. The majority of the growth in D&D has come from...

Would a computer simulated world count? After all the computer and its computations are purely mathematical operations.

Feels like Mechanus. Not sure if that was the intention. The nice thing about maths is that it happens without needing to be thought...

Drop anyone in New Jersey, they will come out a significantly worse driver than before. Trust me.