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Yes, but those people have no taste. :p

Not if it's quality over quantity. Most people are really just interested in more good and interesting stuff. Not just more stuff.

In my homebrew setting, gods certainly are. But what exactly they are is unclear.

I've been running homebrew settings for as long as I can remember. I did run Forgotten Realms with my first group over 20 years ago, but that campaign never really interacted much with the stuff that is covered in setting books.

I've been saying this for years! Player's Handbooks should only include character levels up to 10th or 15th. Anything higher is just confusing and distracting bloat for anecdotally 95% of all players.

The highest point in Wisconsin is 425 feet above the surrounding land. 1000 must sound pretty damn tall in that context.

In Schleswig-Holstein, we have mountains that are 20 meters above sea level. And maybe 10 meters above the surrounding landscape. Though while they have "berg" in their name, I think everyone would still call them a hill. When RPG maps indicate an area as mountains, my assumption is that its...

That's Paranoia.

Addition and subtraction of single digit numbers is as complex as it should get.

Mechanical incentives are a super useful tool to support players approaching the events in the game from the perspective of the genre that the campaign targets. A good combination of game system and campaign setting is one in which the things that make mechanical sense for the players are also...

Not really. If any script writers think they have something new to say that hasn't been done a dozen times already, I am all for being pleasantly surprised. But as with nearly all kinds of movies, we really don't need repeats of the same thing but with more cheap CGI. Also, have aliens who are...

This is something I like about percentile skill based systems. (Or d20 systems that work the same in 5% steps like Dragonbane.) The chance to improve a skill is the reverse of the chance to succeed at the skill. In Dragonbane, any time you use any skill, there is a 10% chance to mark the skill...

What's the Soviet part in this? Something about resources being reallocated to underperforming factories, incentivizing factories to underperform?

A brief summary of the campaign: The PCs are adventurers from the remnants of the Hadean Empire that fell apart in a chaotic war of succession two decades ago. They have come into the possession of an odd artifact from the northern land of Titherion that presumably unlocks the vault to a great...

Yes, some of the images.

I just grabbed it on a whim. This sounds like exactly my jam.

A big issue with all the DMGs. They all fail spectacularly in doing any amount of guiding.

The concept of people going by different names in different contexts really does not seem either strange or new to me. People have different identities for different situations all the time, and are known in them by different names. None of those names are more real than any other.

License residuals are money in the bank, but they are not productivity. They are not a measure of the profitability of a company's core business.

Well, I hope so. Free up the studio money to create interesting expensive movies for people who really don't care about superhero movies.