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I thought of that, which is why the subject says, "wizardry." But it makes me wonder: should other caster players have other requirements? Is it, though? Alien: Isolation makes the video game player solve a shape-matching puzzle to unlock doors. It tells the player, "you can't just press a...

I would like to add acknowledging that the abbreviation NDND should be a thing.

Those actually sound like interesting options to me. So I'm hearing that the sucky part was just that it was the most frequent status condition.

Oh, so wizardry should require player wisdom instead? 🤓

Right? What if Stunned just means that your physical options are out, which doesn't affect your mental or magical ones? Or you still have your muscle memory (physical), but your mental options are restricted? "Never lose a turn" seems like a boring game to me. I don't want to see it in every...

GM: Stephen, you're up. SH: I c a s t m a g i c m i s s i l e . GM: And? SH: O h s o r r y . I d i d n ' t c a l c u l a t e t h e f l u x c a p a c i t a t i o n y e t . GM: No problem. Everyone, Stephen's wizard starts casting a spell. Stephen, let me know when you're ready. Gronk, you're...

Good question. Spartans cover each other, according to Zak Snyder, anyway.

It must be Amazon phishing for OP's age, then. @rhythmsoundmotion , do you have an Alexa in the house?

So the duke's valet dropped a bag on the ground and almost spilled its contents. He gathered it up quickly, but looked nervous about it, so a PC shouts "I'm rolling Insight! What are his intentions?" And the DM has to say, "welp, he's sleeping with the duke's boyfriend?" I'd assume that the...

Dungeon delving strikes me as a high-prep type of game. Could you clarify this? Not from an old-school perspective. Or a role-playing one. As someone who GMs more often than he PCs, I like the rolls to suggest what kind of character I should be making.

I think Amazon has a beef with Texas, not DCC. Which is understandable.

35 silver, and a link:

I . . . can't respond for most players. And it depends on the game. Losing a turn in a game that takes 10 minutes per round means you get an extra smoke break, which is nice for some players. Some players couldn't care less what happens in combat. The game's about intrigue and character...

Do you: love reading about RPGs? consider yourself a grammar fanatic? enjoy bashing on RPGs that aren't yours? have a minimalist streak? want a new, free, game to play? exhibit none of the above? If so, follow the link below to an 11-page, medium-type-size .rtf of Modos RPG game rules...

My preference is a good, old-fashioned reconnoiter, preferably while the creature is eating another party of heroes.

Erm, it could also mean that none of the PCs' attacks will do anything. Does a Knowledge check have retcon powers? "You've heard that these creatures can't be cloven," ::looks at a whole party of axe-wielding dwarves:: "so you brought a stiletto, just in case." Good call noting that study is...

"You and your elf-friends sing the song of gay immortality, spring-time edition, when you hear a dwarf approaching from 4,822 feet away . . . "

I don't think I'd feel comfortable walking down the road with you. I've always thought of level 1 as a breeze, but if your point is, "this is 6e! Let's go!" then I have to agree. Backgrounds, cantrips, max HP, full health rests, death saves . . . Level 1 characters are ready for anything...

That would make more sense. Unless, of course, there's a cult of gamers out there playing on Table Legs.

Don't forget the GMs! Pizza and beer are always nice. I guess I'm easy. As a player, I feel rewarded whenever I ask "what do I see there?" and the GM doesn't say, "roll perception."