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Depends on the campaign concept: In my last 5e campaign (2018-19), the four level 2 characters were brothers and sisters, and children of a Baron, who was murdered prior to session 1. The long term objective was to find out who and why they killed him - and possibly enact revenge. They were...

The Simple AGE system fits in 14 pages. The Character: Focuses and attributes are gone. They are replaced by Abilities the players determine themselves. You get one +4 abilities, two +2, one at -2. Any other undefined ability is considered 0. "Examples: In a classic fantasy world, one ability...

I'll make a summary next week. Have to read it first! ;) See below

Digital_Shades micro cyberpunk RPG. (fits on two pages)

I have to stop interacting of old D&D forums. Dredging up the old memories makes me morose. Instead, I'll concentrate on my game tonight with the 40 year old youngsters. Cheers!

Fair... and they've been and are dying of old age. The first cohort is in their 70s and 80s. We lost a few last Winter. No more posts. Then months later we get the news. Never met them but it's sad. My group had no problem using 10 segment rounds, up until the end of 2e, even with individual...

You will find many people who played by these rules, but not here. There are specialized forums for this type of game play. As wargamers first, they played by the rules as they understood them. It's a frame of mind.

Illusionist was my favorite class. Started with a gnome thief-illusionist. Later I did an Illusionist but the DM wasn't very collaborative. My illusions never worked regardless of context. At level 5 I did 5 levels of M-U, then switched back to Illusionist. After that, I would cast a real...

I bit late to the discussion but you are correct @Snarf Zagyg. Fighter saving throws were also favourable. Targeting the M-U (spell casters) to interrupt was indeed a tactic on both sides of the DM screen. Short bows and slings first round. Fighter in melee on second round (more or less...

What's your safe word?

Sometimes I think this community likes to self-flagellate about the pleasure they take in playing RPGs. It's as if having fun is bad.

Escapism vs Realism: Your choice what you want to watch and how often you want to watch of each. I'm not judging. Did King have a new book to sell when he said that? ;)

I preferred season 2. Having the entire Adams Family contribute to the story was more interesting and fun. Felt less like Harry Potter school of magic.

Gladly, we don't have HOAs in Quebec. No one would accept that kind go authority coming from another neighbour or the extra layer of 'government'. If there is a problem, talk to your neighbour first. Then, you can file a complaint at the Burrough's service desk if the problem is not resolved...

There can be only one! The Dodge Dart Demon 1971. Wanted one so bad.

Bat Camino anyone? https://www.autoevolution.com/news/big-batmobile-colorado-is-a-lifted-73-el-camino-with-a-heart-of-gold-151450.html#agal_1

WOW! Joanne Darwin’s 1959 Chev El Camino pick-up https://www.streetmachine.com.au/features/joanne-darwin-1959-chevrolet-el-camino-pickup

I want the Supernatural El Camino with the pull out seat that hides machetes and shotguns. Perfect for the zombie apocalypse. Now, if someone were to make an amphibious El Camino for global warming it would sell like a hot cake! :ROFLMAO:

I would say less crunchy. There is no skill list first of all. Initiative is simpler and faster. I find the writing of the rules superior and they are better defined (actions, conditions, hazards, light, movement, senses, social challenges, etc). You get 2 class talents at level one. For...

Very interesting. Stolen. ;)