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It's not so much a question, as pointing out that the wording of the ability is ambiguous. Because "while you have a prophecy die" comes first in each description, that seems like it's the main factor governing the ability. A later phrase like "see invisible creatures and objects as per the see...

Because it says "while you have a prophecy die", the later.

I would assume so. Otherwise the mechanisms for increasing or decreasing die size don't make any sense.

I have an old shoe box by my side for miniatures I think I'm going to use in the current session. Minis too big for the box are always visible on shelves around my apartment anyway, so when needed I can just walk over and grab one of them...

This sentence is confusing. Is there a "not" missing somewhere in there?

If ST is played correctly, you're not allowed to murder hobo. So I don't find it surprising at all. :rolleyes:

Of course not. "In addition to the scenarios Amidst the Ancient Trees and Crimson Letters, this 40th Anniversary Edition includes the scenario The Haunting, in which the players are recruited to investigate a supposedly haunted house in 1920s Boston."

If you know how to translate the symbols, sure.

Yeah, if they wanted to do something else for 5e, the easiest thing would be to revisit FFGs other old d20 settings.

Given the context of this discussion, I thought it obvious I was referring to the 3e OA.

Ugh. Yeah, Oriental Adventures all over again... :rolleyes:

L5R has its own rules engine. Using its own special dice (not nearly as complicated as the SW/Genesys ones).

That's... pretty awful. Oh well, I probably wasn't going to buy this anyway.

That seems likely. But I wonder if any thought has gone into the action economy. The number of opponents is an important factor. Not as important as the official 5e encounter math seems to think, but still pretty important.

It just seems to mean taking a historical or pseudo-historical genre and/or setting, and adding characters who think and talk like we do today. And that's been the meaning ever since someone came up with "steampunk".

Why no mention of Pinsom?

"the 18-24 group is the largest" Really? Maybe by a fraction of a percent that the pie chart doesn't show? "The EU in general is only about 5% of the user base." Adding up just the EU countries in the table, I get 7.6%. Presumably there's some smaller countries that didn't get listed that would...

So if you're not taken out, your mental wounds will heal? Do they heal as quickly as physical damage, or is it more difficult (as in the classical game)?

I might be missing something, but I can't find any way to drive characters insane in these rules?

Wizkids have sold unpainted minis a long time - that's what the Nolzur's line is. But those do come assembled. Moving to sprues means you have to assemble the minis yourself. And switching the material to HIPS means a harder, higher quality of plastic. So these two things taken together means...