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I'm thinking of signing up for a map-maker Patreon, and I'm torn between three options. Does anyone subscribe to any of these? They are all beautiful, and I'm having a hard time figuring out, which will be the most useful for my homebrew campaign. Any insights would be appreciated! Animated...

I’ve read Spire, and I really like it, but haven’t had a chance to run it for my players. I’m definitely considering supporting this.

I need to remember this because I’d like to learn that game at some point. Do you know if it’s available as a Foundry module?

Blade Runner Electric Dreams— at least based on the Foundry Module, I don’t have the physical set. It has most of the core rules built in to it. I can’t say 100% but it has a lot. Since I also own the core module, there are probably some not included but I think you could address most situations...

Hi qp, Thanks for the detailed response. Congrats on the early access release. It's quite possible i did pick the protagonists that have more defensive powers. I only tried it with 4 of them that I had selected at random. so I probably didn't choose one that had strong attack powers. Although...

Nice idea. In the campaign that I play, rather than run, my DM gives inspiration at the beginning of any session to someone sharing a recap of the last session. But he doesn’t use Discord, only Roll20.

The channels that I have in mine are Read Only - which provides links and login info plus some general world background materials, I have an art channel for players to post character images, I have a Chat channel for general party conversation outside of game, then I have one whisper chat for...

Thanks for the insight. I like what you are describing. I did try out the demo. The graphics looks super sharp, nice effects within the combat simulator. I couldn't intuitively find where attack powers were located. I ran it in GM mode and did a simulated group combat and the only "attack"...

Thanks for chiming in. I'll watch the demo. What RPG system would you compare your rule set to? What is the closest level of crunchiness? Where does it fall in the narrative vs. tactical spectrum? I'm kind of personally on the spectrum between medium and heavy crunchiness, as my preference. I...

It really bummed me out.

I also use Kenku FM as others have noted, and one thing I particularly like about it is it can integrate with Dscryb audio library. I belong at the Celestial level and Dscryb has a TON of SFX, ambiance and music tracks, and they are constantly adding to it. I like the integration.

I wasn't sure if this post should go under Promotions or here. Mods, please let me know if I should delete and repost. I have no association with this company or game, I just saw it shared today on the Foundry Discord channel, and it looks kind of cool. It seems like a superhero RPG without...

Half of the book is the new rules and half is an adventure. That's pretty much how they have done all the cinematic adventures. I should warn you though, that unfortunately there is now a tremendous amount of controversy around Evil Genius Games, and I can't in good conscious recommend them any...

Unfortunately, from everything I’ve read, Web3 is not promising, it’s a distraction and a scam. This is a fabulous resource from my hero Molly White: https://www.web3isgoinggreat.com Implying it could help address global warming is greenwashing. I’m proud that the TTRPG community is generally...

Anyone who has even passing curiosity about Web3, NFTs and Cryptocurrency should follow and read the brilliant Molly White. https://www.mollywhite.net/ She’s got an amazing newsletter. She shreds all the hype, the scams and the technology. Also, she’s very ethical and moved her email list off...

I thought that naming similarity was an unfortunate choice.

What’s a shame is that the creative work has now been so tainted. I had been planning to eventually run some of the cinematic adventures for my home team and maybe even pro. But now, I couldn’t stomach it.

What an impressive piece of journalism. Thanks, Morrus.

Isn’t it standard ttrpg practice these days to use freelancers to write and design books? From what I’ve heard, very few ttrpg companies have enough revenue to have a stable of full time game designers and artists. They all deserve to be paid fairly, but I’ve heard this is pretty much the only...

Cool! This sounds fun. I’ve added this podcast to my listening queue.