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I guess, maybe I’m alone here, but I don’t hide the forms of government in D&D settings. A ”benovelent” monarch who disappears opponents to their rule is pretty common and I portray as such. Do other people portray absolute monarchs as sunshine and rainbows and romanticize them? CRPGs often...

None of them do. But, “I stood up to a tyrant’s agents” “everyone should be free to pursue his or her livelihood” or “ I fight for those who cannot fight for themselves” are just a few traits of a revolutionary, yeah? You’re talking about ends, ends will be player specific but there’s dozens...

So, I know A5e is about more and more rules and options but from a player perspective it can get overwhelming. I wonder if an article on, or system for, translating PC desires into characters would be worthwhile? Like, even regular 5e backgrounds and classes and subclasses can be a bit much...

Curious about that, I’ve run a few funnels and there was none of that.

Why would anyone track 24 characters on a grid? What I assume you mean by tracking positions. Don’t Do that. Um, overall, feels like a weird reaction. for me the funnel is like the best part of the system. Survival is pure chance, yeah. The idea is discovering your character through the...

They keep it on site because there is literally nothing else they can do with it. Don’t know about other countries, but in the US they have to keep it on site because there are no other options, no place to send it and no permitted way to send it. Reactors are near rivers and other water...

You’ve since qualified about “ever” but i rather think it’s COMMON for players to have an ambition of remaking the fantasy world into a happier less repressive place. These sentiments are a rollable option for Ideals and Bonds on several backgrounds. Maybe not with Marxist reasoning, but do...

Yep, I surrender.

Deleted stupid thing I said.

Is it not weird that a guy who wrote thousands of hours of regular critical role adventures did not write this one? I mean, if it was critical role branded beer, sure, would not be surprised to learn Matt Mercer did not brew it, just tasted and approved, but it’s a d&d adventure with “Critical...

Bro, do you even know, what a chicken is.

why do we have to approve of your narcissism?

Why do you need to believe his participation was more than it was. All I’m observing is if no writer credit did not help writ adventure, weird.

Explaining how I’m right would be such a pita

He is not listed as a writer.

First post in this thread. The credits page of the book, lol, that’s where I got the idea. https://www.enworld.org/threads/call-of-the-netherdeep-shows-up-in-the-wild.686589/

You weird wall of text people are silly. Not reading. D&D is not realistic, it’s not supposed to be realistic. It never was, and it was never intended to be. Period. FFS, is a game. People often take it too seriously, and argue game minutia as if life or death were at stake, they are not...

Why is Matt Mercer not credited as a writer in this book? Did he really have no hand in writing it? Like Wizards just took his world and did an adventure? Seems Weird.

You would think it would be kids taking actions of their adored corporation personally, but no, its old ass men doing it.

Where do you post if you DID comment in that other thread and regret it?