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Alignment has been used to great effect by a great many people. Its a cosmology not a roleplaying shackle and that is what people mess up about it. If I play D&D I'm using alignment, even in 5e. It works for the cosmology.

I'm currently running the Horned Rat. I am not trying to poo on this idea, but WFRP is so simple a system why not just use that. I think you are going to really really over complicate things using 5e. WFRP and Empire in Ruins is a perfect match. If you want to play 5e for this have at it...

Probably one of THE most inspirational things for me!

Why do you find it so? For me I find the books most inspriring. My wife made the observation that I am literally better at understanding story through books than movie or TV. I miss so much when I watch movies or TV, I get looped in technicalities.

I swear this guy is Governor Chris Christie

I remember a few tournaments where you had to roll 3d6 in order but otherwise no one did, Ofcourse we had more time to play there so occasionally we did side games with 3d6 in order and racial level limits just to play it that way. That was not our norm though,

YES! This is definitely a way D&D has changed over the decades. My DM style is always GAME master not STORY teller. I usually summarize dialogue, I have maybe three voices I can use for NPC's and thats only to convey mood. My players talk in game all the time with each other. With my...

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Yes I consider creating undead directly tapping into the cosmology. Making a flesh golem is not good.

So if I had my druthers... I would 100% make Sophia the FIrst from Disney jr a campaign setting for No THank You Evil. My daughter (sadly) doesnt watch it anymore because she's 8 but Sophia really is a great show to get young kids to think about fantasy. I already see how my daughter views the...

At least in my game I have made it clear, Creating a flesh golem is an evil act. But Undead creation is tapping into the cosmological alignment force of evil.

That Halfling is probably one of my least favorite art depictions in D&D History. I really don't like it.

You mean like this one that inspired a whole campaign setting?

That was nearly all of Elmore's art though. From 1st and 2nd edition. Not all of it but much of it. Very light situations. Actually Elmore's art seemed to have calm with danger: