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A lot of zero prep games actually lead to session zero. PBTA has prep in the amount of sheets you need to print/laminate, and then two quite tiring hours of creating pcs, setting, relationships etc. Lot of parlour type games that dont have GM prep but are very highly structured in their play and...

Lots RPGs where no prep is one of its features Id say DND 5e is not one of them If the GM sat down and from cold said right " We are gonna play DND, off you go" id think it would fall flat, especially on a weekly basis I like to have a map/adventure/town/dungeon kind off ready. And even if...

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In play it feels not very deadly. In a few combats I thought we would get overwhelmed but the PCs are pretty robust. Based on maybe two combats a session. In 5th ed we can have 5 or 6 combats in a session / adventure day. I'm not sure DH pcs are that powerful but time will tell.

I still play with a guy who worked there in those very early days of the GW shop

Up to Ep7. Adore Akram

Own the book but not reading it for now, just enjoying playing Not a great fan house rules. Will assume just had a bad dice day!

Really enjoy it but I'm 'positively' sad you can't give someone some of your hope? At one point every other player had +6 hope and I just couldn't generate a positive amount of hope? So their excess was lost Is there a way to give someone else your hope Kept that nice and positive!!

My plan? Taking it out of the wrapping eventually!

Ep One was excellent Ep Two I found dreary Ep Three onwards very good

We did think it would make a good star wars game. It plays action as fast as it should be in a SW game. Seemed to be lots tokens flying around, as hope is pretty easy to generate compared to many token games All good this far.

I may have also just ordered a copy.

Daggerheart session zero was fun

Had a session zero rolling up pcs. Took about 2 hours all in with world creation and such, so about standard for a PBTA style game Equally mentally exhausting, but much fun and creative, like all these styles of games Created a Galapago wordsmith bard from a Sly background. Favoured Codex over...

I like initiative in a lot of the new games Player goes, GM goes, Player goes etc Tokens can be used to size the initiative

I do like a decent pace. I like to finish a session looking back seeing we have achieved some progress. It perhaps curtails some actual in character roleplay, but also stops a lot of faffing and spending 30 minutes haggling over the price of a cloak. I haven't watched a lot of the cool kids...

I understand very little of those adverts. Clearly need a rank in corporate speak.

Can't recall ever watching a deathstalker though they are on channels I subscribe too. And to correct everybody, it's Hawk the Slayer that needs an RPG!