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There's a Beastmaster III? I guess I need to be watching more late night TBS. Also, I wouldn't call Dragonbane a d20 game.

I'm looking forward to their new directors of product. Unless it's an AI.

Guess I'll swing by Nexus Mods, and probably throw way more in the cart than I intended to . . .

Erm, Adept difficulty means easy bandits. One higher level difficulty means I get curb stomped each time. Is that how it's supposed to be?

This. Maybe people will stop cutting down trees if it costs more.

I think you're referring to Theater of the Blind. ... I'll see myself out. With disadvantage.

Why would one choose to enter an area of magical darkness? Especially when there's probably an enemy in there?

Go to your previous save and apologize to the Nine for skipping over their beautiful terrain and random encounters?

I'll recommend Krull as the subject for the next article. Also, the beast master would make a terrible D&D character - he didn't know how to use armor.

As I understand them, a soft move is a mixed success for a PC, because the PC didn't roll high enough. A hard move is what happens when a PC rolls too low, and it's unfortunate. It looks to me like you're wanting to buy bad outcomes when the PCs roll successes, which seems to be something...

I've been thinking about getting Ghost of Tsushima for a while. Steam rates it highly. Any cons I should know about?

Imma save myself the headache and just install one of those mod packages next . . . Whom am I kidding? I'll be on Oblivion Remastered for the next three years.

This important tidbit was missing from the OP. The Big Six work well enough - unless your game focuses on combat. Six is too many. That is why Modos 2 has three attributes: Physical Mental Metaphysical So your attribute usage comes from what's real, what's in your head, or what's between...

Does CPU/GPU load increase after a certain number of Skyrim mods? I think I'm close to 50, which runs fine, but some of my NPC encounters are glitched.

Yes, fiction, so anything goes, but I see future AI as not being limited by its programming. So how humans trained it, or what rules they imposed, are factors that an algorithm has to consider, but not an  AI. First up is survival, and once one threat is gone (humans), the next must be...

. . . but it provides an excellent Jenga aspect. Besides the "owlbear" term, why compare this to D&D products?

Sure, but the context struck me as course-of-narrative, not singular-event. As I suggested earlier, nothing happens could be game ending for the course of the narrative.

I've heard the ideas. That doesn't mean that I know how QW is using them. "Interesting new direction" never made sense. "Change the fiction" could mean altering the expected outcome, changing an historical element, or even taking a big detour going forward. There have been enough...

What's an example of an untipped hand? The QuestWorlds (I assume) quote is ambiguous to me, which doesn't help me to discern intent. What's an "interesting new direction?" What does "change the fiction" look like? Is that a retcon? I've never seen a GM say, "you fail the contest. Welp...

Has anyone done the sleuthing to discover what these upgrades herald for Elder Scrolls 6? The remaster seems like a lot of work for something that's only a one-off revenue...