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Hopefully we're temporarily overcompensating for past bad behaviors and sensibilities will oscillate back to a state more relaxed about the beauty of the unclad form Happy you've found your way here, Dark. There's a lot of good S&S stuff up-thread (mostly but not entirely Xoth-related).

I don't see why waiting until the edition has been published would make their behavior better...? And yes, they have ALWAYS contracted their team right about when a new edition is ready to release. They simply don't want or need as many people while an edition is active... remember, the point...

Luckily I haven't used XP in a loooooooooooooooooooong while. Once you realize the only true purpose of xp is to provide a pseudo-scientific veneer to hid the actual truth: that the heroes advance just as quick or slow as the DM and the adventure needs them to! :) ...you realize calcuating XP...

What people probably should do, is stop defending the Pinkertons ... Just because you might be right in this one case does not mean the thing you think it does.

This happens EVERY TIME a new edition is released

I can only speak for myself, but a large part of the appeal of S&S for me is the over-the-top visuals, the fleshy steamy visceralness of life worth living. :) I find that with the cheesecake (and beefcake, let's allow for equal opportunities here!) removed, all you end up with is bog-standard...

Here you are: https://www.vocabulary.com/articles/chooseyourwords/cannon-canon/

Is this move to DnDBeyond a step towards the monetized future where D&D is a monthly-fee subscription service?

I did not claim BRP wasn't adaptable.

Your argument falls simply because I'm the one making the argument and I don't want story games and I certainly don't want the system to emulate novels. I did not accuse it of being hard or not easy. I did not accuse it of being inflexible or not versatile.

I hope you make a full recovery and that backers are pleased with your final product.

Done around 2012, yep. More current is Xoth's re-release of the Spider-God Bride adventures as 5E adventures, which you should be able to find as "similar threads" down below. Here's one for posterity (each has its own promotional post)...

BRP is, in the end analysis, still a primitive system. The conflict resolution is primitive - as discussed, the delimitation of skills can be very arbitrary, and what your percentage really represents is also chiefly left up to each GM. Charbuilding is also primitive. Yes, you have good...

No.

To give you not just a rough idea but a very precise one: It's a remake of Shōgun. :)

I'm saying there's no need to assume contortionism when a gamer does both 1) hate WotC and 2) still play and purchase D&D. I'm saying that just because he created this problem for himself he shouldn't necessarily assume others share his problem. I'm also saying it is a bit sus and/or naive to...

While I commend your attitude, aren't you a bit naive? Any 5E related (commercial) activity is going to benefit the publisher of this game. Personally I also think you underestimate the ability of consumers to ignore their distaste for companies and keep buying their products. While I don't...

I like it. I liked the old one too. I don't remember it being cheesy. It was an above-average production for the time period.

I was responding to another poster. I too would like that.

You talk like an adblocker isn't an essential tool when surfing the web?