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Yeah, it would need to be one dedicated to doing a specific game really well (and not D&D, as every VTT already does that), or one with new innovative or game-changing features which puts it ahead of the pack on launch. The former is easier than the latter, but neither are easy propositions.

I'd like to try changing DS so it doesn't take an action and you can choose to spend an exertion after an attack roll to increase your crit range, turning a non-crit into a crit. So you'd use it almost like a reaction (but not costing your reaction) when you missed a crit by 1 point. Then again...

Maps and tokens. Basically, the 'tabletop'. Everything else, you can easily handle yourself. You can roll your own dice, track your own initiative, use a character sheet, chat through Zoom etc. The basic thing that you can't easily do on your own is a shared battlemap and tokens. That's the...

Not a trivial thing. It would probably cost more to set up and administer than you’d save.

You haven't mentioned how much the work pays?

The forum for older editions of D&D. I have moved this for you.

I made this a couple of years ago. Whacked it up on a website. I've run it a few times in a pinch at conventions or when players haven't turned up for a bigger game. It's a super-simple fun little TTRPG you can pick up in a minute, and has both fantasy and sci-fi modes. Oh, and it's free, and...

Oh, right. That's very different! Most online store platforms support automatic currency conversion. Shopify, the most popular one in the world, makes it pretty easy. We use it, as do something like 70% of online stores!

Critical Role has stores? That I did not know!

Most companies in this industry have their North American warehouse or fulfilment partner in the US, not Canada. We (as an example) have one in the UK, one in the US, and one in Australia.

I still don't get it. How is collecting alien specimens related to a false sense of security?

I understand the reference, but I don’t get the relevance to the ship in Alien: Earth. Everybody keeps saying ‘it’s a bit on the nose’ and I feel a bit dumb because I’m simply not seeing the metaphor. I don’t see how the spaceship is in any way analogous to a line of defense.

Aliens is.... feelgood?

Is that a question? You’d have to check your own local listings

Expect a sore throat afterwards. Conventions are noisy, and when you have to raise your voice for 4 hours, it will hurt the next day. If you're running multiple games over a few days, you may well lose your voice by the end of it. Be aware that people book slots with no intention of turning up...

I'll be your huckleberry. https://www.enworld.org/threads/million-dollar-ttrpg-kickstarter-club.678540/

Unfortunately, much as I want Upper Krust to succeed, that project does use AI art and it's against our policy to include projects that do so.

I've watched a bunch of interviews with the cast, and they have an Ortegas-heavy episode coming this season. Whether that's what they're doing with it, I don't know, but they have been repeatedly saying that Ortegas gets some development soon. Folks just be impatient.

Apparently the TARDIS has made an appearance on the show this season.