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I tried to follow the 5.24 news, but splitting it up into multiple chunks just lost me. As far as I can see, low levels are a little bit easier and weapon "features" are fun. Anything else important that you guys know?

There is enough information here to run a 1-20 campaign... and this is only part 1... for MTG! I am sure they could easily put together a campaign book for D&D.

Alexandrian!!! 😄

Am I the only one who would like a Bloomburrow (from Magic the Gathering) setting book for D&D 5.24? I am a big fan of the Redwall books, Wind in the Willows and similar anthropomorphized children tales and of course Reepicheep from the Narnia books. There are already a couple alternatives...

I personally use soldier (for fighter) and martial artist (for monk) at my table.

I love the cute art! 😀👍

This might be related:

I have an A4 briefcase with no handles (basically a file folder) that I use as a sort of GM screen. If there is an information that I would like to hide from my players the file folder is closed. It has 2 basic notebooks with some random handwritten notes in it (like dwarven names, tavern menus...

Came here to say the same thing. And Ptolus.

RPG dice,... only one set. Warhammer D6s probably 200. (20-40 in multiple colors, white, black, red, green, blue, yellow purple and orange).

https://pathfinderwiki.com/wiki/Guide_to_Darkmoon_Vale and https://pathfinderwiki.com/wiki/Darkmoon_Vale Kinda like Nentir Vale for Golarion. The original author passed away 9 years ago, I thought this area of Golarion won't be developed any more.

For Geopolitics: https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/12333/twilight-struggle https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/274364/watergate https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/27708/1960-the-making-of-the-president https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/1/die-macher...

Just play video games (or boardgames) and enjoy your life!

He worked on so many awesome books: https://rpggeek.com/rpgdesigner/5431/andy-collins

Good summary:

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So what is Your essential mechanism? Is it a coin toss? I understand that you defined a situation, but You didn't specify which one of the mechanisms you mentioned is your preferred one.

If I want to kick in a door I use a strength check. If I want to push/shove an opponent I use a grapple check. Same thing, my character just practiced one (grappling) a lot of times so s/he has an advantage (skill bonus). - My character is a talented and experienced actor, so when s/he tries...

Concrete MECHANISMS please! I am not asking about freeform.