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That's a good point the M-16 effective range is better than the AK-74 by nice bit, as is the maximum range as well. Though the effective range is the important number.

Not if you want to be a part of The Adventurer's League and the ease of finding groups that use that. All these changes do impact that play.

You know, when 5e first came out I was really impressed with it. I liked how flexible it appeared and streamlined among other things. The on going changes and focuses that they've been doing in the last year plus though is making it clear to me that 5e really is no longer for me. (sigh) Guess...

lol I bet she annoyed. I know I'd have been. lol.

@HorusZA @MGibster I'll agree that the scrounging tables and information feel a bit lacking. I'd honestly just use them as a baseline and then build upon it depending on the area. In the end I think they gave us good ideas and then it's up to us to build upon them as needed. I'd design...

@aramis erak Wow, fascinating. Truly appreciate you laying this out.

I'm not the best at figuring out the maths in the way you listed so I was really curious since the item dice can have a serious impact on the successes. :)

You're speaking about the individual whereas Lewis is speaking about the group. This is after all more focused on world design.

Not a fan that I have to buy the physical product in one location and then the pdf in another. :/ Also since the price was in pounds I'll assume it's shipping from the UK? Which adds another issue due to shipping issuses currently. Ah well.

Where does The Forbidden Lands fit within those variability results in comparison?

Though, compared to Pathfinder/Starfinder it feels rules light in my opinion.

@MGibster Actually those are fair points. I'd tend to agree that in my experience with real life and tabletop gaming that pans out. :) Though in order to give everyone a bit more playable survivability I'm not going to take too much umbrage about it, ya know. :) Neustadt Mountain/Camp...

A chance that you might have seen me in a M151, M113, M901, Bradley or sleeping in a train indeed. I did border patrol along the old West/East German and Czech borders from 83' until 92'. I kept reenlisting PDA (Present Duty Assignment) as a recon scout in the U.S. Army. Also was a big gamer...

Which made it much easier to adapt to your own game world setting than the Glorantha stuff was to do. Which is why I appreciated it. The Avalon Hill was more generic medieval Europe.

I love it to. I just love the ability to easily use those mechanics for my own world setting instead of bronze aged mythic.

I got into it with Rick Meints on another forum about this. I don't think they'll budge on this sadly. It did make me go on eBay though and blow quite a bit of cash to snag all the Avalon Hill RuneQuest III box sets though. Lol He really pissed me off and I missed having them. I told him the...

Actually came to point that out myself. It's been more than a little overwhelming all the changes to the system in the past two years. The systems have a lot of promise, want to make sure that Savant understands that. It's just been a bit much. I know I personally stepped back deciding that I'd...

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Ugh, been distracted in the last couple years and missed Brian's passing. Seemed too young, was he sickly or this yet another loss due to the pandemic? :( One of those truly nice people for sure.

Game Hole Con is definitely a convention I'd like to go to at some point in the next few years. I always read and hear good things about how it's run etc.