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If PF2 is so easy to run, then why not run a game for your fellow Enworlders??? Once the doubters see the engine in action, I'm sure they'll change their minds. Less telling people PF2 is great; more showing people PF2 is great please.

You want the D&D brand, you deal with the mega Corp. You want to be treated well? Go somewhere else.

If memory serves, there was an episode of Hercules where he ended up as a forced gladiator and forced to fight others for an evil king and queen. Of course, the forced gladiator fights were ended by the time the episode was over.

Ensuring all the TPS reports have the correctly colored cover??

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If you hang around Enworld long enough, you'll hear from people who don't use published adventures wholesale, but buy them anyway to strip out useful parts for their own campaign. I'm like, why not just buy a product solely full of the thing you want to strip out? Like just a book of NPCs...

Is it anything other than an asset shuffle to protect his stuff from WOTC's lawyers???

Hard to find but not impossible.

Which is....

Why not just buy the things you need instead???

So wizards were balanced because DMs would kill them before they got high level magic?

Which is why I advocate for Enworlders to stream their games. It's a crime that people can see us run games! They could learn so much if they see masters of their craft at work.

We're Enworlders. We don't fit in D&D. We change D&D so IT FITS US!

Well I'm sure any DM would have no problem with my Monk/Bard! https://www.youtube.com/shorts/0lQF2WkKDwM

You can give negative feedback without starting a fight. In order for conventions (or anything for that matter) to provide a good experience for you, they need to know what is working or not working. As for convention play (note that I'm not using the term organized play), I'm not sure how...

https://www.facebook.com/groups/originsgamefairdiscussion/ Here's their facebook page from their home page. You can go post your complaints there. Or can I post a link to this topic???

But the rules not reflecting the intended play experience is OSR to the core. In OSR, the DM ignores the rules or beats into their preferred shape!

But running games can be fun! So many Enworlders here are adamant about WOTC driving D&D off a cliff yet they refuse to take any action to correct course? How will people learn about the true essence of D&D besides from playing a game run by a person who understands it themselves?? Do you...

Rule of Cool should be embraced by all who have EMPOWERMENT. It explains that DM's judgement should override the rules, because it creates a more fun game.

You don't like small, local events? Those are probably in desperate need of expert DMs such as yourself.