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I don't necessarily think the cards are a bad idea. It works for Munchkin. I could see a similar idea working for a ttrpg. My earlier comments were mostly bringing up that such a thing could be an avenue for a business to make money during a time when selling books may be tougher...

Not for me either, but if a company were to condition an audience to expect those things as part of the experience...

Certainly, speculative. Though, I'd say that it seems less implausible than others said it would be in the last discussion about Cocks.

Sure, but they were most often sold as accessories, not a central gateway into the game. This is potentially a new opening through which Cocks can penetrate the market.

The concept I talked about in a previous thread was to link physical products to digital by having some way to scan minis/cards/whatever and unlock the same item's digital model. Drives more people to subscribe to the digital platform while retaining incentives to buy physical product Over...

I could see how it might change how people approach the game and what people expect from a game experience. Though, if I can touch upon an idea I mentioned in a previous thread (for which I was called crazy,) I could see a scenario in which cards and components are part of the sales model going...

The games I play have come full circle. D&D ---> Munchkin ---> D&D

Red Hand of Doom

My pitch: •XCrawl tv-show that Is planned for 2 seasons and 3 movies (with two movies serving as the end cap of each season and one extra movie as a special event). •The tent posts of tone would be a little bit Twisted Metal; a little bit Running Man; a little bit Generation V; and a little bit...

I had mentioned this in one of the GURPS threads. It's a good window into how a familiar adventure may go when powered by a different engine.

I just got mine slot a week or so ago. A friend of mine enjoyed reading through the creature entries so much that he went home and ordered the D&D 5E version.

I had looked at that one. Sometimes, you just need a quick sketch to get an idea across.

While not specifically for rpgs, I recently bought one of these Whiteboard Desk Easels to use as an initiative board and as a quickly way sketch things out that I want the whole table to be able to easily see.

I'm okay with non-PCs not necessarily equating to PC building blocks on a one-to-one basis. However, all things being equal, I do prefer the ability to view the situation from my character's perspective and understand what is going on in a way that makes sense and us internally-consistent some...

+1 The new update to the store was needed. I'm glad it was done. But other than that? I prefer a simple and intuitive site over a bunch of ads and videos that I don't need to see.

I've already answered that. The absence or presence of additional detail may change the accuracy of how you perceive what is visually in front of you. For me personally, I would say that the Helper needs to be more specific about how/where they are assisting. The drawback to that is two...

Right. So, maybe alone, I have disadvantage and don't see something. Likewise, maybe alone, the other person hears a sound and blows it off as a mouse or whatever. However, together, having that additional detail provided to me helps me make the connection that "there's somebody standing...

I've never said that your vision improves. My position is that your visual perception improves. Those two things are related but not necessarily the same. I may notice a detail that you did not. Being made aware of that detail in conjunction with what you yourself have observed may enable...

I suspect that there may be some miscommunication due to using different versions of the PHB. Also, I'm open to being corrected if wrong. So, I pulled out my old 5e PHB to compare it to the new 2024 version. "Help" as a specifically named action is described as a combat action in 5e2014. That...