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In a previous response in one of the threads talking about this, you had mentioned marking down the Goodman Games products in your store. What is an example of something that has been marked down? Also, what is the store?

Is there a way to preview the game? I've seen it suggested in other threads.

The two statements aren't incompatible. You can believe, as a person, that building bridges is the better route while simultaneously taking steps to ensure bigoted views are not financially rewarded.

I went back and looked at the Home link you had shared. I may pick that up. Not long ago, I bought something similar: Sandbox Generator I haven't gotten around to using it yet. The main downside that the product has is that it has a specific climate (temperate European-ish) in mind for what...

I asked in the first thread if someone has (or would) create(d) a comparable product. The answer has been mostly* no. (In some cases, it was a no while some of the individuals saying no embraced varying levels of douche-baggery.) *I started a separate thread to ask for suggestions. There...

Fine by me. If others can use the thread to find products, that's a net win for the community.

That sounds cool

I love the concept of Kingmaker. I've looked at picking up the book a few times. Is it available for anything other than Pathfinder?

I played the PS5 adaptation of the game. I enjoyed it a lot.

Goodman Games has consistently been a company that I feel good about supporting. I'm glad to see that they found a way to move forward on a project while still adhering to their core values. Post in thread 'Goodman Games Revives Relationship With Anti-Semitic Publisher For New City State...

Based upon my interactions with the company throughout the entirety of the time that I have been one of their customers, I felt confident that they would approach a product (even a problematic one) in a way that would adhere to the values espoused by Goodman Games. I can relate to some of what...

Thank you for the link. I started watching it a few minutes ago.

Sure. Though, the average person who doesn't hang out on the boards might have a hard time hearing relevant warnings when bombarded by noise. As of this post, the project has gained about 300 more backers (since I first looked at it) and currently sits at 1070 backers (and climbing). I...

He is not without a point though. The goal posts of the rpg-community purity tests look more like the wacky inflatable guys outside of a car dealership. On some level, it does comes across as strange when there are people using Apple devices to tell others that they will never buy a Goodman...

There's a spectrum. I don't believe that the low end of that spectrum is higher than 0 for most. My response to both of these is mostly the same. That it has always existed is not something I feel is a good argument for why it's not a problem that societal choices are made to enable and...

I wouldn't be surprised if someone were willing to pay $8000 for a phone - even if it were made by a company with factory conditions so bad that the factory had to take steps to prevent workers from committing suicide.

I feel that it does matter. Being able to perform under pressure is, I believe, more important for some skills than others. Introducing hardship? No But allowing someone to learn from it and improve is a life lesson. It is also a a good life lesson to learn that the book answer isn't...

@Whizbang Dustyboots Do you have the 5e version of Ptolus? If yes, are there any noticeable changes from the original version to that? ================== @everyone Are there any products that focus on a new town (or maybe a frontier fort) that the players could build up over time...

I'm not sure that we're talking about the same thing there. I was referring to the degradation of combat skills. Though, I might somewhat also apply that to civilian life. While I agree with you that positive reinforcement is a powerful thing, I would also posit that US culture has become so...

Maybe I was alluding to real life choices being even worse than what South Park imagined for at least 3 cycles, and then people being surprised when those choices negatively impact lives.