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Pretty sure we will regardless.

Fascinating, thank you.

I wonder how a Lorwyn-Shadowmoor setting would even work. The scale of the time for a change/swap would basically mean you were playing in one setting or the other. And all the lore for the other would just be background. But the dynamic from MTG seems to be more of a constant.

I was trying to figure out just how they were holding it up...there's something awkward there.

So what kind of stuff did it come up with?

Truth.

Well, this is just my opinion. The forums is called Dungeons and Dragons. So its where I go to discuss D&D these days. (I don't frequent a lot of the other forums.) Would I count ToV as D&D? Probably, it wouldn't hurt my feelings any to have a discussion there.

Not really. I read people's opinions and get answers to things I post about that include all 5e all the time. Someone may specify their answer in terms of edition...thats cool.

Its even okay for people who are on Enworld. whistles innocently

And yes, i feel its more narrative than Daggerheart, however, the system allows for building in "crunch" should you want that.

FATE has some "settings" and stories, but i feel the creation of your world setting falls into the narrative side. But there are some, like the Dresden and Cthulhu. Follow the link and it wil show you settjngs and tools for creating them. By the way, I believe the CORE pdf is still pay what...

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Good dissertation. And that would make for a great setting. However, the bard has a place as arcane/divine, a skald, skilled with the runic magic of concepts and words, and versatile with the power of music and sound for enchantment and charm. (i.e. not psionic). Just my thoughts, and the...

No capes!

I agree, all I'm doing is coming up with some unique BM maneuvers for guns, and calling it good.

Its a nice place...visited there a bit while I was stationed at Vandenberg AFB.

Eaten first is the best plan!