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Yes, he has said the game will be under the ORC licence

I am not sure if there will be a lot of players still playing in a couple of years, but I am pretty sure The Dungeon Coach has big plans to continue publishing for DC20. So, I think those who are interested in the game can look forward to a lot of content. Especially now that the Kickstarter is...

I'm not a hundred percent clear on what a d20 Fantasy Heartbreaker is, but I think it means a game that tries to dethrone DnD. Obviously, that will never happen. I have heard the Dungeon Coach dream about his game becoming the same size and importance as Pathfinder, which I think is a tall...

Three of the games I am most interested in just went live today! Voidrunner: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/enworld/the-voidrunners-codex-sci-fi-box-set-for-5e-and-level-up-a5e/description Savage Pathfinder...

5E: I was one of the people who started playing during the heydays of 5e in 2020 during the pandemic. I have always been roleplay and geek culture adjecent, but coming from a small country in Europe there wasn't many people to play with as I grew up. I did read some Forgotten Realms novels in...

There is no doubt that he is heavily inspired by 5e. But I still like many of his ideas, and I respect how much effort it must have taken for a very small team to produce the game.

Yeah, it seems like he comes from the batch of players that started with 5e, and that he has very little knowledge and experience with any other games. But I still think that the ideas he brings to the table looks great. As of a5e, I love that system too. But a5e is still 5e (nothing wrong with...

Hi, I just wanted to let you all know that Dungeon Coach's DC20 is launching on Kickstarter on the 4th of June. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/thedungeoncoach/dc20 It is in my opinion a very modern, cool and streamlined D20 system. It started out based on 5e, but has now morphed...

I am very excited for this one :)

For my first campaign I used Forgotten Realms. But I definitely made it my own. Firstly I sat the timeline all the way back to TSR's first released campaign setting, also known as the Gray Box. Then I used Mythland's Forgotten Realms: Redux as my Forgotten Realms history. (Forgotten Realms...

Not everyone uses DnD Beyond. I think Sly Flourish had a poll where he found out that less than 40% of the people he polled actually used it. Which is a large minority, but still not the majority of players. I'm not sure how accurate that poll is to the larger DnD community of course. I know...

I like PDFs not because I think they are the greatest products to read, but because I can download them and keep them personally. I actually much prefer reading on DnD beyond or Kindle or some similar reader, but as far as I know I can't download their product to an external harddisk, and as...

No I was referring to removing part of older lore from books like Volvo's. But what they removed isn't really the point. I may or may not agree with their reasoning for removing something, but the fact that they can just do it without anything the customer can do about it, makes me weary to...

Wotc may not think it is worth it to produce PDFs for their books, but there are customers like me who may have bought their products if they did. All my earlier books were on DnD beyond, but after they suddenly removed parts of older books that I owned without any way for me to access that...

I really like what the Dungeon Coach is doing with DC20. It is a d20 game based on 5e, but with a lot of differences. I especially like his 4 action economy that recharge at the end of your turn. You can use the action points to do different reactions outside of your turn, or on actions and...

As well as the outward gifts of money and privilege to be able to devote their life to study. And access to a tutor or a school. I don't think the regular commoner of a fantasy world would often have access to all that.

I am super excited for this project! I'm really happy that its still coming out :D

On a follow up on my last post. I only wouldn't mind as long as they can make the AI without stealing other peoples work

I wouldn't actually mind if they can make an AI strong enough to be a believable and competent GM or even Player Characters, which would be like companions at that stage. It would be like a narrative video game that would unfold in real time, with a world, adventures and companions set to yours...

I am also wondering how the Wound and Armor system feels compared to Hit Points and AC? As a DM I really like the idea that characters get wounded and aren't as effective at 1 health as they are at full health. But how does the players like it? Also, how does it feel to be unable to do damage...