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Honestly might be the oldest game system continuously supported since lanuch with the least eddtions.

Hmmmm well you used to roll your characters, now you build your charachters. Plus some other things, but that would be my top change in philosophy of the game.

The Black Hole made my list. I still have the pop up box from the 80s and let my kids read it.

100% every Risk block gets a back story, my slum lord top hat has charachter goals in monopoly, and my inspector gets a funny voice and mannerisms in Clue.

I bought the whole Enemy Within campaign re-release, but none of the actual rules books. So I guess im glad this is compatible? I live in a fantasy world were someone else is going to run this campaign for me so I haven't even read the book yet, lol.

I live near Seattle and I would trade a chance for the Mariners to go to the world series just for one update on Squarecrawl.

Back in the 90s I worked at Blockbuster and we could only show G rated movies during the day. We'll for some unknown reason Planet of The Apes was rated G so I played this non stop till it was late enough to switch to the Goonies.

Road Warrior: the action, the lack of words, the subtle world building, moraly Grey protagonist. Fury Road: see above Star Wars: the first films paints a picture that lets your imagination fill in the gaps. The more they filled in the gaps the less I liked it. Black Hole: saw it as a kid so...

OK so we add a chapter on crafting razors of mithral and the legendary Seven Blades of Gillette the Smooth

Ok, so do female dwarves have beards? No a way we can take over D&D without solving that clearly laid out in the rules.

Im stuck on dessert island, so I got a lot of time to kill? Heroes System: Making a charachter burns a week. Phoenix Comand: Two rounds of combat, that's what we call a Tuesday. Vampire the Masquerade: you know what lets play out the hundred and ten years since you were turned into a vampire...

What probably really shapped me as a person at a young age. Gygax: D&D George Miller: Mad Max movies John Milius: Red Dawn and Conan The Barbarian George Lucas: Star Wars and Indy

One is a 20ft radius sphere, one is a 20ft radius and 20 ft high cylinder. Im not a 5e area of effect expert, so is there any mechanical differences it those?

If you have the stats Dual Class is better than Multi Class. You wont fall behind in level gain by much and you gain some great versatility. Start as a fighter until you have at least 4 or 5 levels of them sweet Hit Points and weapon specializations and then move to Thief or Wizard. Honestly 3...

This weekend I found Quag Keep 0.75 at a salvation army store. I read it back inbthe i0s as a kid. Looking forward to a re read.

TSR did a whole line of historical settings. The HR series, or the green books. Short softbound books. https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/16912/hr1-vikings-campaign-sourcebook-2e

I just gave up when I was running 1e and used the XP totals for a monster they assigned in 2e. Modules for 2e sometimes have xp values for NPCs so I would crib those for a 5th level wizard or something. I know that doesn't help, but I didn't have the patience to math everything out and took...

I guess to be a real chef you have to live through some battles? I mean working in a kitchen is probably higher stress than most 5e combat situations. So yeah level 4 makes perfect sense.

Wow. Rest in Peace. I read alot of his work on this site and others. He will be missed.

I would say perception is most important, but i couldn't find it on the list???