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I don't disagree with what you're trying to say, in a broad sense. But this is a terrible example. The Netherlands and the USA have different economic situations and very different labor laws. It's naïve to think these statistics would be relevant to American workers.

Repelled leviathan and meditated hard.

Amp up your critical hits. Instead of multiplying your damage dice, critical hits could cause your attack to automatically deal maximum damage x 2. Martial make more attack rolls than casters, and some of them have expanded crit ranges, so they will benefit from this more than martials. It...

Sounds like fun! I'm sorry I missed it.

Perhaps, then, medieval armor should reduce chance to hit (but is ignored by firearms), while modern armor acts as damage reduction or extra AC.

The question mark speaks volumes.

And of course psionic points are completely different from  spell points!

What a wierd model. The manufacturer's website just says "Dwarf Cleric." I went back and forth on whether he was wielding some kind of strange, spiked club or a cactus. I decided on cactus.

The YouTube playlist I linked in an earlier post consists of videos made by a man who definitely looks to be in his 50's or 60's. That doesn't necessarily mean he played back in the day of course, nor does it tell you must about anybody else involved.

Later printings of Lamentations of the Flame Princess have an appendix detailing rules for early modern (as opposed to medieval) weapons. Firearms do more damage than other weapons, and can force enemies to make morale checks. They have other drawbacks, though - cost, bulk, noisiness, reload...

Destroy DMPC at all costs!

Interesting timing. They've put out a free module.

I'm in a campaign where if you fire into melee and roll a natural 1, you make re-roll your attack, now targeting another creature in the melee (possibly an ally). My table has been doing this for years....and yet I did not think of it when I built my dedicated sniper character armed with a...

Man, these people are so wierd. Stay tuned....for what? Why would Hasbro care about some random Steam game that they aren't involved with? You have to spend at least 80% of your waking hours on social media before having a thought like this.

Two years, and no one has answered the original question... Putting aside the politics for a moment, what distinguishes the BrOSR's campaigns seems to be: •They are all played over the Internet, and they each include a large number of players (I'm not sure how many, but seemingly more than the...

Heroes of Cerulea: Defeated volcano with goblin dance.

Ancedotal: I've only run/played in one session so far. I ran a party of Level 3's through the 5e version of Danger at Dunwater. They suffered a TPK* in the first encounter because they chose the most dangerous of three dungeon entrances and then split up. No amount of power-creep can overcome...