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Reynard, you ask good questions. In this instance though, I think “agency” is one of those words that, through overuse, has become practically useless. Not your fault, but with no common understanding of where to even begin with the concept, there’s no real place for a conversation to go, imo.

Looking forward to running this with my group, subbing in a couple of Kobold Press monsters here and there. We love that freaky deaky crap.

Use Gale or other area of effect casters. That’s how I won it.

This thread has just become another “I didn’t comment” in another thread thing. Pure evidence, if anymore was needed, that some people who comment here take themselves too seriously and can’t stand people with opinions different than ones they hold themselves. For example; if you’re the type of...

Please, I implore you, get over yourself. “Merits challenge” lol

And it feels affected and false as all get out. I’m sorry that you felt the need to correct my personal opinion.

Only if they included more story than the previous games. I mean, I would LOVE IWD3, but those games were more combat simulators than BG 1 and 2, if memory serves correctly.

lol this thread is going exactly as you would expect it to. This is the type of thing that happens when you hire more consultants than copyeditors. WoTC requiring stuff is lame as hell, but you should always have a session 0 to let your players know what MIGHT happen or come up in the game, to...

We will most certainly see another DnD game in the BG3 engine. Whether that’s a different setting or not all depends on how much money Hasbro throws at Larien. I wouldn’t be surprised if it was Eberon, but it could also be Planescape (but it’ll probably be forgotten realms again.)

I would agree, but I think it should be pointed out that the goblinoids in BG3 owe a lot to Warhammer’s Greenskins in terms of manner and type. Personally, I love it.

second post, same thread, forgive me (for beating my same dead horse over and over again) BG3 made dueger and gith cool again, I hope we see this reflected in WoTC dnd in the future cause otherwise that’s an incredible lost opportunity to be cool.

God, we can only hope so.

Having just read it, Old Gods of Appalachia is a terrible fit for the cypher system, and is a complete mismatch when it comes to Monte Cook Games’ brand of writing style. It is legitimately not good, borderline corny as hell, and as someone from North Carolina ( and Black), borderline insulting...

It’s remarkable how catty some folks can get over this stuff. Really odd. Anyway, the Fighter stuff looks real cool to my eyes.

Sure. But if that’s what you focused on, in light of Kobold Press’ incredibly successful kickstarters, you’re missing the point. Kobold Press doesn’t have a billion dollar company behind it guiding it to put out sanitized, bland content (nor the millions in advertising campaigns). I love the...

I have used it, I have bought it, and if you like Lieber’s work, boy oh boy does it capture the tone well. They really did an incredible job with it.

I used to really like the lore of Greyhawk and Forgotten Realms, and that’s what brought be back consistently. They haven’t been able to keep to the same high standard of writing that I enjoyed in the past (I don’t really care if other people didn’t enjoy it), so I actively am finding myself...

I think it is a healthy reminder to let people know that it’s ok to like what you like, and not let internet randos disparaging what you like get you upset. Some people are just haters, and that’s ok. But yea, if you don’t think Masters of the Multiverse is the worst WoTC book out there, I can’t...

I’d have to drop someone, and I’m just not sure who at this point. I have Kc WRs on bench, so I could kick them up. But Kelce being a TE makes that more complicated. Fantasy football is for nerds, and I love it.

Guess who drafted Travis Kelce in round one for a superflexx league?? This guy…..