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Depending on the game world's economy, that +1 sword might be worth several years earnings. "Risk your life for treasure?" is a question that throughout history some people answer with "Yes."

It sounds like that may be happening with Battletech Gothic.

Had me for a little while. They look well done.

That's mostly because there is no free choice. At work we have to run Windows 11. I am running a much older version at home because a working Recent Documents menu and data privacy is more important to me than the newest AI gizmo. I lose 5-10 minutes per day in Windows 11 switching documents...

Thank you! It's encouraging to know that someone at WOTC is at least aware of this :)

Hi! Some of us have experienced numerous problem running 2014 games because players who are less detail-oriented or aware of the differences accidentally create characters that use 5.24 content. Would it be possible to get a checkbox in the allowed sources section to disable 2024 rules entirely...

Hanlon's razor... "Never attribute to malice what can instead be chalked up to simple incompetence." Beyond spent 5+ years not being able to implement Barbarian Rage or add a way to show that a character had Mage Armor active. If they could spend all this time failing to implement a...

Yes, there's no toggle to turn the 2024 rules off across the board for a character sheet. You get both spell lists visible for your characters and have to pick "Legacy." Similar for the weapons. Lance and monk damage were changed to 2024 rules, and probably a few other things like magic...

I have also had a rogue outlast the entire rest of the party in a tough encounter due to the ability to Disengage and Uncanny Dodge.

Rogues are generally OK in my experience. The one caveat is that they don't have the ability to greatly increase their damage, which makes them seem weak in nova situations. Fighters can action surge (+ubercrit/maneuver/fighting spirit), Paladins can smite+smite+smite spell, casters can use...

I recently did a game where I had an adult silver dragon character. I ended up running it with the Silver Dragon statblock + feats/ASIs/class features for a 15th level storm sorcerer, but no extra HP. The sorcerer levels added versatility but did not appreciably increase damage. That's on the...

LA was too flawed. 5e is more homebrew friendly, and I think it's up to the DM to make adjustments. Since the space between the power floor and the power ceiling is substantially lower, I'd probably homebrew things. Someone wants to play an troll or ogre? Ok. +4 str, Large, -2 Dex, +2 Con...

I've done some of my own rules, but I've also had to look up edge cases. My players have come up with a few that don't even have a Stackexchange thread!

It's 5e. He's mostly using the Short Sword of Backstabbing +2 (+2 short sword, +2d6 sneak attack) and the Tuigan Bow +1 (Short Bow +1 of speed).

You probably don't want to hear about the 13th level rogue in my Baldur's Gate II game. I think he's carrying about 7 magic weapons around right now.

My wife's 5.14 PDK dual wielder is working out fine. She's level 11 and currently dual wielding a Mace of Disruption and a +2 Trident in Castle Dracula. hit hit hit and then either a 4th hit or 1d10+44 healing spread amongst the party as a BA. Simple and effective enough!

Live play in person, occasionally online if people are sick. Slow play via forums.

The biggest attraction of that PrC to me (especially in NWN) was all the stat boosts you couldn't obtain otherwise. Strength +8, Con +4 or 6, a charisma boost, and maybe wings/flight. I don't think it came with spellcasting.

PrCs Arachnomancer/Verminlord: Wizard or Sorcerer, gets powers to talk to vermin, swarm controls, and buffs to their bug-based spells plus a couple of 1/day "spells". Arcane transformation: Green Star Adept/Acolyte of the Skin/etc. Sorc subclass where the main features are taking on more...

I only make my players track magic ammo.