I love the covers too, but there was some sort of snafu when I first ordered the special covers of TotV where they could only give me standard editions, so now I'm forced to only buy standard editions of the books since they wouldn't match 😔
I’ve been acquiring 3e’s fluff for future use in 5e. There’s a supplement called Spells of Antiquity on DMsGuild that converts a lot of 3e spells to 5e standards.
I actually just started looking into various editions of SR over the weekend for the first time. I've played the Harebrained Schemes video games (amazing) but never the ttrpg!
As someone who’s only read and run Mongoose Traveller 2e, what makes it lesser in comparison? Just too verbose? I’ve heard several people lately preferring Classic Traveller.
Ooh, Trade Secrets could be cool. I’m guessing that the characters I keep seeing in KP products are your iconics, right? Do they have names?
I hope to see a KP version of Unearthed Arcana someday!
I think a big thing that makes social media social media now is infinite scrolling. There’s sentiments shared from the creators of infinite scrolling of how they wish they’d never made it because they didn’t realize the ramifications and ethics of what they’d done.
Dolmenwood has modified the official OSE rules to be a bit easier to understand (everything is roll high and standardized on a d6, outside of attack rolls and damage, plus all the different classes it has over OSE that are Dolmenwood-specific. You could probably get away with just the Campaign...
While I’ve only played a couple games of 3e, I have a lot of the books, and in reading the books several times over, the flavor seems so much closer to AD&D than anything after. I know there was lots of theorycrafting and power gaming, but I want to believe that’s not how everyone played - just...