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What did he say that was regressive though? He talks about Alignment. And orcs being a recognizable villain. That's it.

Also the companion volumes are extraordinarily useful. Very much needed Rules.

Loved the game... but "Twilight 20 years ago". It needs a name change. I think it changes the feel of the game, which is fine. When I played it was "Oh man this could happen" (From a high schooler persepective).

My daughter wants to see it. Maybe I'll give it a watch. I've been avoiding it because its D&D Fantasy in modern day and I just generally don't like those settings. Not into the Urban fantasy genre. I'l have to give it a chance.

I created a new group of characters for that. So inbetween those I will either run other games or run the characters we have had from the start in other adventures. Our Enemy within party is all the apprentice characters, agent characters, initiate monks, etc of my players original characters.

I know personally the only reason I played PF was because it was 3.5. When they switched to a new system there was no reason for me to switch to the system. If I wanted a new system I'd just stick with 5th edition. The change to PF2 makes sense from a business perspective, but I wasn't about...

I'm one of the 0.02% In HERO :)

I still Play 3rd edition. I run one 5e game because people want to fiddle the rules. But I vastly prefer 3rd edition with some things from Pathfinder.

I never knew you played this. You're the first person in my circle of gaming group extended friends I know that played this. Who did you play this with? I just remember the same copy of this sitting on the Shelf at TIME WARP for years.

I've been obsessively checking their site and I miss this!!!!????

They were supposed to have what the OP is talking about in November or maybe even October. I preordered it last summer for a November release date. Granted the plague is here, but they were Really delayed in november. We were supposed to have the Hard cover book second volume by February, yet...

Where is Gunslinger even located? I'll be honest I didn't know that existed anywhere but Pathfinder. I can't find it in any of my books, But I don't have Eberron. It doesn't appear to be in there either from what i can tell about the Eberron book. Was it just created for D&D Beyond? I have...

I might have some information here. I emailed Cubicle7 and they were very honest. They are currently backed up due to EU Distribution complications with Covid. They said Printing is not their problem. They also said the DEATH ON THE REIK PDF is ready for release imminently. On their end...

Unfortunately the Game Stores are dropping like flies. I mail order from mine and he drops the game off at my doorstep. Comic Shops and Game Stores are suffering miserably. Many of us are going to lose our nucleus of meeting.

The DM's idea trumps the players idea because of the position the DM has in that Campaign. Every campaign will have to default to the DM's ideas. Televangelists may THINK something should be good and christian but they don't have the power to make it so in the universe. I think this is the...

Then this sounds perfect for them. I've always been of the camp the game comes first otherwise we're jsut telling stories. That's probably why I like WEGS d6 Star Wars over the FF version of Star Wars.

Exactly. Huge circle of gamers, many many different groups. the ONLY time Alignment arguments have ever happened in my experience is when we are at parties drinking beer. Its NEVER disrupted games.

How is this any different from sitting around a fire as we've been doing for millenium and just telling a story with other people? I admittedly never opened it up, but I definitely prefer random factors in games. Though Amber doesn't seem like a game as much as a formal codifying of old...

If I play D&D I am using alignment. If I play a fantasy game without Alignment I'll use HERO Or something. One of the things that makes D&D Fun for me is Alignments and Tangible morality. Shades of grey are great and all, but I prefer it when the Good guys are certainly good fighting the...

I'm usually well in tune with the British scene. I spent alot of time in Scotland working and I seek out british comedy and humor. I don't know how this escaped my radar.