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Not focused on Section 31, but something that might merit consideration: Cynic: A person who believes that people are motivated purely by self-interest rather than acting for honorable or unselfish reasons. A person who questions whether something will happen or whether it is worthwhile. --...

I looked at this briefly; would be interested in reading thoughts as you progress through play to see if experience mirrors some commentary about it!

Appreciate this piece taking this framing-- joyful. Yes! That gets lost in pages of heavy discussions over game theory, design, philosophy. Make the ambiguous like joy, unambiguous.

Noting while reading through responses that this seems to be a common touchstone i.e. a group that has more than one table runner, who then runs a different system for the group. And if they're not all running at the same time, allows the current table runner a break. Thinking back, this was...

Ahems, A5E Adventurer's Guide, Monstrous Menagerie and Trials and Treasures Griffon's Saddlebag I & II (I got this in before Micah I think, w00t!) Edit: Looking forward to Monstrous Menagerie II

Oft cited reasons: The lighter chassis meshes better with the game's design i.e. taken as a whole, it's elegant Can onboard players more easily who're new to the table or don't have a lot of experience playing with rpgs Too much crunch ruins immersion for some players bc of personality/other...

If you happen to be in the mood and are inclined, please do a follow up post on how things went!

I'm still very slowly working in 5e2024 rules. An "attack" now includes drawing/stow a weapon as part of the attack; these used up your free action originally (except when proficient in two weapon fighting).

In fairness, I have not been to the movie theater a great deal post-pandemic. That said, Avatar is a movie that came to mind. I saw this in IMAX 3D when it was in the theater. I still recall vividly the feeling of my mouth slack-jawed. I'd advocate that "arthouse" type films (for lack of a...

Temple of the Moon Priests (Doyle, Allan, FraNe); it's a one page dungeon. Canticle to the Goddess (shotmaster0); 8 pages, was a submission to Knave 2E adventure game jam. While it didn't make top 3 for that jam, it's creative, focused, and tongue-in-cheek. Can easily tone down its more...

It's bizarre in one sense, because you look to something like LotR and food really has its place in that story. Re: ovens. The most common thing people do when they need their morning bread is make their dough, but bring it to their neighborhood's bakery to be baked. This still happens!

Fantastical settings aside, like punkette mentioned, a lot of food types we're familiar now weren't available necessarily at the time we pop-culture think they would be. What was common, and plausible to have in any one's fantasy game, were cultural needs for foods that were portable and could...

I placed slightly more weight on whether I could portray these successfully as a table runner, while keeping in mind ones that I would want to meet as a player or be interested in having join my party. :3

Spending about 5 minutes on youtube using search words like "OSR" "Interview" "RPG" "Games" unearthed these channels. I don't actively watch these but am aware of the third, as I've seen comments from them in other spaces. GMS Magazine A large library of videos; their subscriber total is in...

All Hail Fansy the Bard! <3 @Snarf Zagyg

Break!! went on sale with a light discount about a day or two ago, and has copies available.

Small toy meaning a lego, a shard of pottery, a caltrop, or a ball bearing. I hate stepping on a single lego after thoroughly searching a brightly lit room for them :LOL:

In this hypothetical, that'd be fine; I'd omit details one would miss when relying on darkvision when it's pitch black. (I don't use Perception checks a lot for standard room searches). I'd explain how darkvision functions as has been explained by others already. My players asked the first...

Two that come to mind that I've looked at recently are Paint the Town Red (Soul Muppet Publishing) and Frontier Scum. The first I've passed on as a suggestion to Vampire: the Masquerade players as it scratches that itch but in a different way that I found delightful, and the second title because...