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I wasn’t, but I am now. :confused:

So it's specifically showing me what I'm doing? That seems weirdly unnecessary.

Also, it always shows my online status even if the option "Show your online status" is turned off.

In my account's Privacy settings, there's this option: But the page I'm currently viewing is always shown, regardless of this setting. It's displayed on my profile page and when hovering over my avatar next to a post.

Title restored, avatar sharpened, I can sleep tonight. :)

Mine is blurrier, weird.

Hey, it's @Piratecat! Thanks for the podcast, it's cool to hear the voices of some familiar ENWorld names.

While browsing the new forum, I've noticed that pages come up immediately instead of after a delay of several seconds. ENWorld has never worked like that. Please fix ASAP!

Looks like my custom title is gone. :(

In other words, "The party's mage wants to..." :) Do you mean a 5-foot-high circular slice taken out of the castle's foundation? (I think that's what he was suggesting.) I don't think that works because you don't have line of sight to the area you're targeting - it's mostly inside the castle...

I'm afraid it doesn't make sense to me. The way you phrased it, a condition inflicted by a spell is both persistent and not persistent. There's a clear contradiction between page 152 (spell conditions are persistent and cannot be shaken off) and page 175 (spell conditions can be shaken off as...

I like what Ratskinner suggested, having a stunt that changes the PC's aspect from "A Regular Guy, Honest" to "OMG WERECAT!" with a couple of werecat stunts. Dresden Files has a bunch of supernatural powers and stuff - I have no idea how much of that comes from Fate Core. You might need rules...

The phrase that you added does not exist in the version of the rules that I have, v1.2 draft06, which is the latest available afaik. (That's the file linked at the top of this thread.)

The Dresden Files RPG is based on the Fate system, from the same publisher, with an urban fantasy/supernatural setting, and has rules for shapeshifters.

My group played a campaign with two sets of characters - an infiltration team (think "Alias") using Savage Worlds rules and a team of mech pilots using BattleTech with some mods. There was some interaction between the teams - one team's mission could help the other team. It worked pretty well.

My experience is the same as Danny's - the "low-contrast" posts have COLOR formatting codes in them which most posts do not. As Umbran said, whether or not you see those formatting codes depends if you use the WSIWYG editor or the standard editor.

I think "older gamer" is still part of the definition, but the definition of "older" has changed - when I was young, it meant anyone over 30. :)

Scene of the Crime - "An anthology mystery show presenting a stand-alone story each episode. The creative twist: each episode featured a regular cast in varying roles and billing."

Here are a couple of my characters' preferred weapons. Neither is artifact level (and neither is from D&D). Shadowrun: Attitude Adjuster - An Ares Alpha assault rifle with a couple of off-the-shelf mods that made my character feel like a full metal badass (along with a bunch of cyberware)...

This has confused me too. We’ve been playing it that spell-induced conditions can be shaken off.