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The book is explicit about its inspirations from other systems. Also, Duality Dice are not Advantage/Disadvantage. At all. (Thr game does have its own advantage and disadvantage rules tho.)

Martial arts taking "fighter" back is actually a good thing, IMO.

Daggerheart is out! I am curious what folks are planning to do with DH at this stage. Are you going to run a oneshot to test the system? Start a campaign? Continue a playtest campaign? Are you going to use one of the campaign frame, or build your own? Are you going to adapt a campaign or...

This is the constant travesty of RPG reviews. You almost never see a review of a D&D campaign adventure after a full play through. But EVERYONE in youtubelandia has a "review" on day 1. As to the OP: we have been tracking the release in at least two threads here.

This is a non-scientific poll.

Can you use a VPN to access it if you want?

Hear me out: Eberron via Daggerheart.

The Daggerheart Launch Week schedule.

This came across me feed: the Daggerheart Launch Week schedule from Critical Role.

I don't know why the above made me think of this, but: In a horror game where relatively normal folks end up in a bad way, have the ramp p include rolling for mundane tasks. As time goes on, the difficulty gets higher and the players have to roll for more and more mundane things. The players...

I'm not a mod, obviously, but given recent events this probably isn't a great subject for EN World.

Out of curiosity, what's the problem? It's not 5E? The duality dice? What do you think makes it untenable for your players?

Mine has apparently arrived, but I won't be home until later this evening.

I started the big hardcover vol 1 of Something is Killing the Children by Tynion. Hoo boy. It's good but not playing.

How would you implement mechanical differences between them?

For my specific use case, the characters are all modern corporate wage slaves who, for all intents and purposes, have the same degree of (lack of) skill when it comes to dungeon delving. One of the things that will differentiate them is their corporate Department -- not because it gives them...

There are definitely some combinations of sparring posters that I enjoy watching.

Yes. Thanks. The TMNT are all effectively the same from a what they DO perspective. They all are all 5th level ninjas, or whatever. What makes them distinct is their personalities. So what I am trying to figure out is if there is a way from a mechanics perspective to differentiate them. I liek...

I am not sure where you are getting this. Superman -- at least in the modern world -- has never been infallible. he does his best, but he makes mistakes. And then he owns up to them. Those traits are what make his Super.

Wait, wasn't that one of the big complaints against MoS -- that Superman killed to save people?