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Oh man, I remember that image from way back when I used to read FF. I've sometimes thought about converting them to dnd adventures but it seems like a lot of work.

True, maybe whichever way you go you'll have to sort out exceptions. In some cases you might be able to use a caster level based on an item: uncommon, rare, epic, legendary might be care level 3, 9, 13, and 19 or whatever the minimum caster level needed to cast a spell from it. Otherwise...

I'd probably just run it the same as 1e but using a d20 + caster level to equal or beat the target number as you had originally, seems that has less fluffing about to take into account spells that have no attack or saving throw.

"What do you think this is dungeons AND dragons?!"

Dragons exist and are even fairly common; however, the only dragon my players met in the last campaign I ran was a dragon elder (essentially a god) though they weren't able to interact with it, as it was mostly set dressing. I've also reduced my dragons down a bit, I don't have metallic...

I typically run it that magical spells that require speaking have some sound to them, but it can be fairly soft and somatic components aren't necessarily exaggerated. A wizard might be able to stand behind a wall unseen and peer around the corner casting a spell against a couple of guards a...

Savage worlds core book is all you need to run a game. The RC is also one of the best all-in-ones.

I've used ChatGPT to help come up with ideas for DnD/RPGs such as subclasses, class abilities, campaign settings, spells, etc. I've also used it to help me write some DAX though I find it is only marginally good at that so I'll instead google my query and see if I can find someone online who...

I like the art (or most of it) in the various transformers RPG books, but I think that's mostly because I'm a transformers fan and it's mostly comic book art so it's already good.

I love the 3e campaign setting book, I think it's one of the better setting books released in any edition.

It always has been a magic class, not a mundane tinker class.

Yeah, it's surprising what some people can't get, but if they're somewhat new to the system they probably have a lot of other info floating around in their head which they're trying to grasp.

Colour separation might help, make the wild die a specific colour d6 that no one else has and have them use that as a wild die. Separate colours, separate roll. Telling them it's similar to advantage in 5e as someone else mentioned might also help.

I'd like there to be a toggle to turn off the 2024 content since my group doesn't use it and I'm glad that they've kept in the 2014 content since otherwise, it'd make everything that I've bought next to useless for play.

Yep, one of my favourite 2e books, it was a great additionto my collection.

They did have a system in spells and magic (might have had others), this one looks a little different from the images, a little more basic.

I find it interesting that they've removed spell slots and added a magic point system.

Homogenised asmodeus tieflings, I far and away preferred the chaotic and variable 2e version.

What was the recent Kerfuffle?

Cool classes and I love the idea of having selectable 9th level benefits, I might need to integrate something similar into my classes.