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Not just publisher as in they publish VD but as in the publisher he founded. And Jeffro ran the blog for that website so you can't really separate him out from Vox Day.

All of this yes. And I think it's best exemplified with the dances — we do have those, traditionally but that's more enacted by either social conservatives or kindergarteners — felt like an American version by someone who didn't really get it. Which propelled it far into fascicular territory...

The "Easy" List Alien Chronos The Fly Ginger Snaps House The House of the Devil Jacobs Ladder Near Dark Pontypool Sauna A Tale of Two Sisters The Thing VVitch Debatable of horror or just dark fantasy: Nightbreed. And yes. I'm one of those people who think it's the vastly superior of Clive...

I've read the 5.14 DMG, and frankly I understand why they haven't. It's not good. Terrible disposition hampered by uninspired writing and vague rules descriptions written for experienced dungeon masters that don't really need to read it. Coming after the excellent 4e Guides, it's a disgrace...

It doesn't give the bonus action attack back, it just says the bonus attack can be made with a weapon that isn't two-handed. For all intents and purposes, you still only have one bonus action, it's just that the authors suck at describing things in natural language so they didn't bother to...

If one were to steal and homebrew magic and abilities from their other YZE games, I think their TW2000 version would be an excellent foundation for a Stand Still, Stay Silent campaign. Which also can feel a tad too close to reality nowadays...

Shade the water works great in order to make it distinguishable. I quite like how watabou's One Page Dungeons does it but limitations happen when drawing on paper vs printing out/using digitally.

It's in the works. Don't know what's missing or anything but there is a beta of a dedicated Mongoose 2e system. Mongoose Traveller 2e | Foundry Virtual Tabletop

Both of these things are very true. While their dedication to the DL world is admirable, they're being far to precious about all of it. Which also leads to point two: to enjoy the W&H novels — at least for me — one need to be either 14 years old or have a heavy nostalgia for the books. Neither...

I've started to avoid Neotrad threads because the definition they use is so different to what I'm used to that it's a bit hard to discuss. But what's often ignored in the English speaking versions is that Tomas Härenstam's "trad games" of neo-trad had its foundation in the Swedish BRP...

Didn't really play DnD before 4e — I had played rpgs for a long time before that, DnD has never been me default game. Moved on to 5e and played some OSR* and have to say that I will play in campaigns with friends but if I want to GM fantasy I will go to other games. *) If an OSR game is based...

I do want to run Dracula Dossier sometime and I have stolen ideas and characters from some but other than that, written adventures have two things against them. (a) I've never learned how to run them as I've at the most done perhaps three or four in total. And running a pre-written adventure...

And in this case I'd go no. Better learn and talk about different ways how to handle religion in the games than put up most of the DnD pantheons as a teachable example — they're very Christian in how they approach a diversity of gods and they're could be a lot better. If you want a pantheon of...

Only when compared to Amazon. They have the same listed retail price.

Speaking as someone who started playing in the 80s, fights and loot were fun the first year or two. Now long fights — and I struggle with fixed order because of the repeatedness of it — and dungeon crawls are what interests me the least about playing RPGs. So no, I don't think it's about new or...

Which leads to the question about phones earlier and there has been players who have their phones up and they have been keeping up far better than the neurotypical player that keeps notes. If things are a distraction, asking them to limit their use is good but it might also be a tool to keep...

I mean, they started out as Nordic Games back in 2011. There has never been any real "innovation" coming out from them so banking on that is a fools game.

Then that part will at least survive for now.

Middle-Earth acquisition for Embracer is all about that sweet licensing money without putting in any work. If they want to pay the loan then I think it's a good chance we will see more Star Wars content because every penny will help. If they don't want to pay the loan, then all of Asmodee is...