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We don't use video because I feel its a waste of bandwidth, and plus several of us don't have cameras, so the clothing policy isn't a issue for me, but I would see how it could be. We roll VTT dice only. My very first online session, I was a player, and one of the group proceeded to eat his...

Three Word docs: Encounters & Sidebars, 9 pages Campaign Notes, currently 13 pages, but only half the campaign has been fleshed out. Seeds, which is the grand overview of the campaign, and also ideas and twists that haven't been plugged in yet. currently 7 pages. On Roll 20 maps: Information...

I just post written descriptions. Not because of age, but because inevitable one player missed something, and has to be brought up to speed, or we get two different interpretations/recollections of what I said. So I just put a decription of the room or area (when needed) into a info dot on the...

I've been hearing gloom & doom since I was a kid and we had drills in grade school where we trooped down into the basement to practice for when the nukes flew. 'When', not 'if'. There was an impending ice age predicted back then, and oil was due to run out in the distant date of 2000. Oh, and...

Yeah, its a scam.

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Good to hear that there are still FLGS. Last I checked, I'm 3+ hours from the nearest here.

I think they lack a comprehensive cleavage rule system.

Odds are, they never will. The core reasons their situation was bad in, say, 1970, are still true, and often worse, today. At least during the Cold War they could get aid based on their strategic positioning, but that's long gone.

Not officially, but it is inevitable in the years to come.

Yeah. Even if the trade war persists, I don't think American children are going to lack entertainment hardware anytime soon.

The shelves are overflowing where I'm at.

Not really. Their warehouse staff are not well-paid.

They certainly plan to replace warehousing jobs with robots. Wal Mart just expanded drone deliver to three additional states, and is openly challenging Amazon in that regard.

What wrong with the Firefly RPG?

As a GM, I come down on the side of any fellow GM hoping to get some romance.

A reminder than in RL, 10% of actual value is a good price for stolen goods. Certain goods, such as gold jewelry, guns, and high-end golf clubs, will get more, and sell easily. Electronics are usually not worth lugging, with the exception of top-end game platforms. If you are selling jewelry...

I also do not have Scots or Irish in my settings. A gem is a gem, mounted or not. I think you are confusing semi-precious stone with gems. In a medieval setting, jewelry is going to be small-cast, or wire. Very light. Again, what monarchs and high nobility wears won't be what shows up in lairs.

True. But I don't put crowns in loot. They get rings, bracelets, necklaces. Post My fantasy system & settings use a silver-based economy, so the loot values are about 10% of a D&D campaign. And the tech level is later than the Viking era.

Jewelry, unless it is something really of unusual size, won't weigh more than a few grams, so weight is not an issue. As to value, I list a value in the notes, but require a 'Appraise' roll, and if the roll is failed, I give the group a reduced price for its value. Artwork is similar, but its...