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Huzzah! For the strong to be free to play as they see fit, we must remove any and all restraints on the DM, including suggestions or information telling them how the game works. This may filter out the weak from our hobby, but this is also to be celebrated. For D&D to remain pure and strong...

Survival Sandboxes aren't popular?? What about Minecraft???

So you're saying we all need to work together to market DCC to wider audiences? Do we have any volunteers to make DCC Tiktoks?

Exactly. All a DM needs is their judgement and instincts.

The BrOSR is welcome to forge their own kingdom in the TTRPG world. They can have as much as they can seize and control.

It's an improvement because books can't teach people how to DM so they're saving text space. A true DM learns by doing. A few TPKs are a small price to pay to enpower the DM!

"The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few."

And the internet is also a place where you can find fresh 2E games to play! https://startplaying.games/search?gameSystems=advanced-dungeons-dragons-2e Granted, it's a pay to play system but I don't keep track of where OSR players hang out. Maybe try the OSR subbreddit or some other place they...

Would you consider EnPublishing an +A studio??

I could offer ways and methods to overcome those barriers but it all boils down to "are you welling to put in the work necessary to play 2E?" (Granted, it will take some work) I don't want to spend the next twenty post giving suggestions if you don't want them. Edit: looks like people are...

I've also advocate for DM apprenticeship programs. I suggest you start advertising and taking applications for new 2E DMs!

What's the issue then? If 2E truly is preferable to 5E, then it should be no problem to convince people to switch to it! If 2E is truly your system, then switching groups should be but a small price to pay!

All hail thr return of the five minute adventuring day!

Which is why I advocate for D&D to be run as an oligarchy where a few select elite shape the game for the masses.

But who will liberate players from the Tyranny of Fun?? Or those who want to experience things in TTRPG besides fun???

Want balance? Try Dungeon Crawl Classics! No one ever said that's unbalanced!

It's not for everyone. Some people are just more lawful then others.

And where's the recommendation to go to Enworld???

Sarcastism, like lies, work best when built with a foundation of truth.