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Probably because something similar happens to him every third episode. He doesn’t have time to think about that particular trauma as he’s too busy dealing with the latest.

They're going to Kickstarter soon to do hardcovers and a bestiary. Still no setting though. The clocks/downtime system seemed to cover any and all non-combat stuff. Between the 30-some pages of monsters and the monster design rules included I never had a problem with making monsters.

Man, some people are just dedicated to intentionally misunderstanding others. We both know that's not what I wrote, but if you want to inject that nonsense into it, that's 100% on you.

Sorry, but there are very few RPGs that let you make anything you can imagine. Your choices are always limited by the designer’s imagination unless they put freeform character creation in the game. “But you can play anything you can imagine!” No, you have to pick one of the seven things Bob...

I would suggest rethinking your stance on Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay. It’s based on the wargame, yes, but it’s absolutely its own thing and every inch an RPG. The setting is fantastically detailed and lots of it is quite cool. It’s darkly comedic and very British. It also has one of the more...

Yeah. Something like that. I’ll check the ranger for parts to steal. I decided to actually crack open my 4E books to see what’s what and I’m reminded yet again just how much 4E influence Daggerheart wears on its sleeve. Class features. Swordbond. Teleport your weapon to your hand within 10...

I’m noodling some classes. I want to bring my favorite 4E class to Daggerheart and brainstorm another fan favorite. My favorite: the swordmage. The fan favorite: the warlord. I’ll be using the homebrew kit throughout. Linked in the OP. And this is very much a public work-in-progress, not a...

Hey, @Scribe They’re in stock if you’re still looking.

Individual pan pizzas. Yes, that metaphor also works for RPGs played together at the same table. https://www.enworld.org/threads/different-games-for-the-referee-and-players.713415/

We have a similar set up. My wife's more adventurous eater than I am but I'm the primary cook. When she wants something I don't like or using ingredients I don't like I'll make two separate dishes or two smaller batches of the same thing, one for her and one for me. It's not always possible but...

It already has a "low stock" indicator and it says it's a pre-order for when stock is available. Over on Reddit people are posting about their orders being cancelled from Amazon.

I was a super picky eater as a kid. My kid was just like me in that. Would not try anything. Finally we made a deal. Try one bite. If you don't like it, put it in the fridge, and find some leftovers.

I wonder what their pooka will be like.

Or worse, "This pizza would be perfect if only it had more pepper flakes or grated Parmesan." My man, there's pepper flakes and grated Parm on the table in front of you all you gotta do is add it yourself. "Blasphemy! I only eat pizza the way the Great Chef in the Back intended." Le sigh.

That's the one that always messes me up. The place next door serves up the exact pie you're looking for. And it's right next door. Just...you know...20 feet that way. But nope. "I walked into this pizza place when I was 10-years-old and I will never leave." My man, you're not only missing out on...

The great thing about lightning-rod threads is they give me gobs of people to add to my ignore list.

But unless the book conforms to my preferences how can I tell other gamers they're wrong when they house rule that away? /s

The first and last would be especially interesting. Always looking for more punk and funk.

That’s not my experience. Daggerheart is much faster than 5E. Same players with a decade of 5E experience and zero Daggerheart experience. And Daggerheart was still faster.

Exactly this. Bioessentialism is also what gets us things like stat bonuses or penalties for gender.