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For me the real skill is in roleplaying a character that's fun and entertaining for everyone at the table, including the DM and the other players.

The real skill in OS play was in how consistently someone could roll an 18 on a 3d6 when rolling stats, compared to players using the 4d6 drop the lowest method that came later.

Barbarian is so good. For me there were too many hilarious moments to be really disturbed by it. I watched Weapons yesterday, (by the same writer director as Barbarian) and it was even better.

How this thread feels as someone that never played 4E (I'm not really having a go at anyone, just amazed at the lack of Minion gifs given the conversations)

I read that K-pop Demon Hunters was the first movie (soundtrack) to have 3 songs on the Billboard top 100 at the same time, since Grease 50 years ago.

The idea that a book not telling you explicitly to do something means it can’t be done in an RPG like DnD seems baffling to me. A new player doesn’t need a book to tell them they can search the internet for more material, or that they can use the PC rules to make an NPC.

I saw this, feels like they’ve maybe taken a marketing gimmick too far…

Personally, for Ranger I’d use: Scout / Scout Captain. First line of description: Scouts are warriors of the wilderness, trained in hunting and tracking.

What about a completely Magic the Gathering based 6E ? Might be interesting. Built from the ground up using the 5 colour magic system. (Or whatever, I don’t know enough about MTG) It would only use MTG settings. We would be getting something new, which could be cool, and then think about how...

Hi Squibbles, Not sure if you've run this yet or not. (If you did, I hope it went well) I don't have much to add about the player options, etc, I just wanted to mention as I didn't see anyone else mention it... But, there's some Dark Sun monsters in the Spelljammer 5E campaign setting, which...

Yeah, that was my first thought, but for some reason I thought it could be the head of a synthetic.

Do we know who’s head that was, washed up on the beach in the episodes opening?

I guess this is related to me previous question in a way, why do you want someone to make a game you aren't interested in playing? I'm lost as to the logic, do you want them to make something for you to complain about?

Why is it a pity? I thought your homebrew campaign was a post-apocalyptic, future Earth setting?

Just spit-balling here, but regardless of the rules... it would be interesting if 6E put it's basic ruleset in creative commons (or release it as a starter set), then leaned heavily into the various IP's, releasing setting specific Players handbooks, Monster Manuals, DM guide, Campaign setting...

Eberron as the default setting.

A quick request: can we move the Fargo talk to it's own thread please? I haven't seen the last couple of seasons, but plan to at some point. Thanks in advance.