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You can chalk combat up to a single roll based on some sort of nebulous, all-encompassing "attack" stat or skill. Then compare rolls to see who got the higher number (no modifiers needed, even) and then adjudicate the results based on the intentions of the winning combatant. Combat is just...

No, I don't play it because I don't care about Dr. Who. I think you're missing the point tho, because this whole kerfuffle isn't even specifically about Dr. Who the game or the franchise or whatever. It's about the industry standard of 5e being the only game that gets the majority of attention...

Whatever they could put out in terms of an adventure, map, char-op, or any other type of gaming resource can already be done in other, non-environmentally destructive formats.

I find it works so well cause like... Yeah, sure, the Wizard can pull through in a dire situation every now and then. But afterwards we have to haul their 90-pound, half-mummified frame out of Lankhmar because they burnt themselves down to the wick casting Magic Missile! Lots of spectacle, lots...

That's not what that means

An Elf

When it comes down to it, if there's only one option available I can always print out what I need from a PDF without worry. But I do love my physical DCC collection.

Jesse-

Just give 'em Mighty Deeds

Check out the DCC Lankhmar adventures. Gang wars, heists, theatre plays, there's some good stuff to be found in there.

I'm not even old and it just makes me kind of befuddled. If they're gonna arbitrarily end combat when you like, why make players roll all those dice in the first place? Just... narrate the battle being won?

Is it a major issue? Seems more like 3-4 people complaining about it in an internet forum.

It's not a bother, it's just a different mindset. One that is more interested in seeing what the dice give you, and making the best out of those results. And as a player, not having to worry about builds is pretty nice instead I can focus on "building" my character through the items, knowledge...

Yep. The point of the funnel is not only to pick up the pieces that remain and have them be Level 1's, but to have fun watching unlucky peasants get destroyed in all sorts of ways!

Talia Eastmoor, Noble She examines the door, squinting at it. "Looks heavy. Perhaps we should wait until the rest have finished doing whatever it is they're occupying themselves with before checking this strange tower's insides..." She leans against the wall, and then spots Vasha and Ranken...

Talia and Koby They follow the tracks to the tower and stand before the door, seeing that others are already examining the well. "Fleetfoot" Mac, Squire He stops as he hears the voices, looking all around. "What in the...? Alice, perhaps you should step away from the well!" Mac is hesitant to...

Talia Eastmoor, Noble She taps the wet stones with her sword, and then shakes her head. "Not worth the head injury, I'm afraid." She walks up to Koby, wondering what the orphan's getting up to and heeding his call, and looks at the tracks as well. "Strange. Where do they lead to...?" With a...

1) The Rainbow Archipelago are the remains of the Florida Peninsula in the future after it was destroyed by the God of Natural Calamities following a ritual-gone-wrong. 2) Travel is locked down by a ring of storms that surrounds the islands, causing rainbows to be seen in the distance at most...

Doug Kovacs art is the bomb!

Talia Eastmoor, Noble Talia whirls around looking back at the gate, and nearly trips when turning at the sound of the bell! It looks a bit silly in the moment, so she hopes no one's looking and composes herself by standing up straight and clearing her throat, "Our 'hosts' seem to be well aware...