Search results

I haven’t read the thread but... usually tusks?

It definitely went a planescape direction for us.

We play different systems fairly often. It’s not an issue to learn new stuff. Especially when the basic play loop of almost all games boils down to “Here’s a situation: what do you do?” Sometimes we find that we don’t like aspects of a system or really like a particular aspect of a system but...

Yes. The biggest complaints I see are things like “I had a demon standing still in a featureless room and he got killed easily. 5e monsters are weak!”

I played a game in the system and enjoyed the game. However, I’m certain that my enjoyment had more to do with the GM than the system. While I like the ‘less is more’ approach some, I didn’t find the system particularly interesting or innovative. Thematically the game was a little more...

Cover of the Red Box.

A lot of work for a minor “issue”.

As a guy that doesn’t like musicals.... It was funking amazing.

I’m not laughing. I’m crying.

I’m not laughing. I’m crying.

If only logic, reason and evidence mattered as much as my opinion. “Science” is a liberal conspiracy.

I think that’s the case. My players outwitted themselves and wound up in the church when it happened.

Has the attack on the church happened yet? That was a great scene in our game.

Have I said before? Varies.

I just don’t nitpick things so hard. Attack of opportunity and you get to where you want to go.

Absolutely gets used.

It’s a bad rule. But do whatchalike.

How in the world did the party get a long rest in Strahds Castle? He heals 20 HPs per ROUND and can walk through the walls.

Varied.

There are an awful lot of people who don’t understand the very basic functions of their own body.