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Maybe we need a poll about who does and doesn't, because I really dislike being on class-progression autopilot after 3rd level.

"Should have" is stronger than I'd like to prescribe, but evolutions that I would have liked to see include: 1. Get rid of the confusing, multiple uses and meanings of "levels". If you're going to keep 20 levels, distribute the 9 levels of spells into 20. You get 5th level spells at 5th level...

Yes, please! This would do a lot for characters with mixed racial origins. In every race I've designed that has innate spellcasting, I come up with a 3-5 cantrips, 3-5 1st-level spells, and 3-5 2nd-level spells - all themed around what I understand that race to be like in general - and the...

I voted 3. I'm interested, but not excited.

Yeah - depends on the Christian.

The setting seems very game-able to me. Post-apocalyptic settings and fiction are popular, and the sentient apes thing puts another spin on it.

Very interested! I fell in love with the first book, and then made the mistake of reading the relatively recent 1.5 book (Port of Shadows, set between the 1st and 2nd books). I'm hoping time will scrub some of the content of that book away so I can go back and enjoy the 2nd book.

If I was magically in charge, I would do everything in my power to make it not be Batman. I think Wonder Woman would be a good call. She comes with a bunch of mythological stuff, which the MCU has already tapped into, and she'd be a physical powerhouse to match any of the super-dudes.

Terra Primate was a really good product, with several suggestions for new ways to approach the general, IP-free, "world run by apes" premise. It's one of those gaming books I regret getting rid of, but voila! it's on DriveThru for $5!!! Sold! I am a big PotA fan, so I will back the bejeebus out...

Weekly, 4-5 hours, Friday nights, D&D 5E. We rotate DMs based on who's done with what they've been running and who wants to DM next. We sprinkle in other rpgs and boardgames when the current DM can't run, or as one-shots/short-runs between one DM finishing and another beginning. We have 3...

Noodling around with an AI image generator until you get exactly what you want is arguably not making art, because a) art isn't about getting what you want, and b) no artists winds up where they wanted when they first started a piece.

I think this is a good way to approach things.

I would think one example would definitely be insufficient to prove anything, if proving such a thing were even possible. "better than human art" is how to say you haven't seen enough "human art" without saying you haven't seen enough "human art".

Paradigms of Skill, by Jesse Mullins, from Plant Witch Press. It's provides a 1-6 (1d6) range of Critical Success and Critical Failure results for all of the 5E and A5E skills. It's $5 on DriveThruRPG. I like it! I want to re-write a few things just to suit my tastes. It's kind of uncanny that...

I wonder if it would be feasible and worth their time to add AI features that make DMing easier for neurodivergent folks. Obviously, there are lots of ways one can be neurodivergent, but the example I can think of is making it easier to run combats by - on a turn by turn basis - make it...

Building next character to die. (CoC)

Currently playing a fighter Battle Master, and the combination of the new Weapon Mastery Properties, Combat Maneuvers, and Two-Weapon Fighting is kind of ridiculous.

I've been playing the UA fighter for a while, and I have some thoughts. This got me wondering what other peoples' experiences have been with the UA playtest class revisions. I like that the fighter has a new layer of options in combat now. A lot of this comes from Weapon Mastery, but also...

I've run a LU ranger in a WOTC 5E game, and it worked just fine. The LU classes are technically more powerful than standard 5E classes, but most of the extra stuff is non-combat, so it fleshes out the classes rather than making them more awesome at killin' stuff. I've also used the exploration...

Killed a lot of bugs.