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"You have a small hit die."

That's a charitable presumption. :)

We handle it variously depending on the campaign and the situation and how we feel about our characters. In a 5e campaign, I lost two characters and everyone else lost one. This all happened at low levels so we didn't have the resources to raise dead. They were gone gone gone. In an earlier...

The magic chapter has rules for giving a creature different movement modes using the movement skill - burrow, snowstep, swim, waterwalk, but not climb. Should climbing be included too? What would be the MP cost for climbing?

Maybe he's not on wifi as much as you think he is - maybe he's not automatically connecting to one of those networks (because of a changed password or whatever).

Yes. All the beasts in the Monster Manual have their natural attacks (claws, bite, etc.) labelled as melee weapon attacks.

For Shadowrun, I have a set of d6's with the pips on the 2, 3, 4 sides coloured in with a matching Sharpie marker. It's a huge help.

Too many character sheets end up in landfills. Stop throwing out your characters when they die! Don't rip the sheet in half. Erase it all and re-use the paper for your next character. You've been penciling & erasing your HP for years, you can do the same thing with your entire character. Make...

The range of a spell is the maximum distance at which it can be cast. It's not a range increment like weapons. Note that the term "range increment" occurs only in reference to ranged weapons, and the weapon tables list this property under the heading "Range Inc" not "Range". On the other hand...

Seriously? I've known people who roll dice individually, but picking them out of the dice bag every turn? I don't know if anything you can say would make a difference because it sounds like those people aren't really there to play D&D, but rather to indulge a polyhedral fetish.

Hmm... So a "shielding" spell (O.L.D. chapter V, under "Abjure") only affects melee & ranged defenses? Is there a similar way for a character to buff mental & vital defenses?

It doesn't seem right to get the benefits of both exploits without the drawbacks of either. Maybe you could get both immunities, and vulnerabilities to two other elements such as acid and lightning.

"+1 to all three Defense" should be "+1 to all four Defense". Vital Defense was added after the other three. I'm not sure about "+1 Defense". Looking at some places where it occurs, it looks to me like it can mean either melee & ranged defense, or all defenses, depending on the context.

Yes, it's in the latest W.O.I.N. errata. Now that Morrus is finished with version 1.2 for all 3 books, it looks like he's getting a quick start on version 1.3. :)

You can definitely have Shadowrun without the elves & magic, as long as you're not running adventures that require those elements. My group played a Shadowrun / XCOM campaign that started out with no metahumans (although they came in later via alien shenannigans).

When you paste it in, does the text include a "COLOR=" tag?

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OK then, my character has spent a lot of time prancing around the forest & singing. :D

It's not a direction that D&D is taking, it's a book that grew out of a campaign played by the creators of a comic strip.

I think it works OK for most character backgrounds, if you rationalize the REP as being spread out over the 5 starting careers and not something they were born with. I do like that you won't have most characters getting "Nondescript" as their low-attribute trait choice. The other low-attribute...