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I read Itch.io's statement you're right it definitely talks about the australian pressure group being the reason. I guess these things all work in a climate and payment processors/websites will all be looking at this act and considering the ramifications. That said I fully accept that you know...

Have they said it’s explicitly not due to the Online Safety Act? My understanding was that Payment Providers as part of online infrastructure are still required to have the online safety risk assessments? I would be very surprised if that doesn’t include examining the companies they support and...

So it may just be a coincidence timing wise but does the UK Online Safety Act about to launch have an impact on this? I know sites will need to provide proof of age to view pornographic content, and a lot of NSFW stuff is pornographic. I get the impression the bar is pretty low. It doesn’t...

Of course. I guess my point is that its intellectual property and once you have it you have it.

When you’re buying that pdf you’re buying ideas. They can’t be taken away from you.

Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay 4e : If you want a gritty and granular simulationist game with excellent production values. Which moves away from dungeon crawling to more intrigue and mystery led adventures where combat matters and has consequences. All set in a quirky world that’s like a cross...

So Cubicle 7 have been releasing small 16-20 page pdf only releases for the last 5 years for WFRP 4e and I must say they have been brilliant. They’ve usually been a mix of a bit of a theme, some mechanics, a few stat blocks and some locations. Or a short adventure with similar. Examples...

That that depends on the style. Presumably you would make them all + threads to stop folks derailing things with ‘this isn’t a problem.’ I do think folks would be more tolerant if they knew their preference would be highlighted at some point. For instance if there was a session on Adventure Path...

So if you want some sourcebooks for cities and city adventures you can’t go wrong with WFRP 4e. It’s a different system to D&D but close enough fantasy that you could convert the locations. They put a huge amount of effort into making the cities come to life with both settings and adventures...

I do think it would make a brilliant column on EN World. RPG Univeristy. Run a semester on one of the four topics. Post a lesson each week. Set some homework. Plenty of discussion on the thread. Folks could post their work to the chat for collective feedback or some volunteers could give...

Very neat and tidy! On a side note. I hope you enjoy Skull and Shackles. I played it once in the original Pathfinder and once converted to WFRP and thoroughly enjoyed both!

I once took part in a summer adventure writing course by Nicholas Logue. I seem to remember it being less than $100 dollars I think for 6 sessions, over a couple of weeks with lots of chat in between. I’m not sure how many people took part but he gave specific advice on your ‘assignments’ and I...

I agree with a lot of the comments. Particularly the telegraphing. If the party know that something can kill at zero then I think it does create a huge amount of tension.

My players fought the executioner from Dungeons of Drakenheim in their last session and it (like many other creatures) has an ability that kills the target if the attack drops them to 0 hp. No saving throw, no chance of word of healing. It was brutal and shocking - kind of how it is intended to...

I think that most of the foundry mods are free and Patreon can provide all the maps and music you could ever need for less than $20 a month. The bigger question with polished games is the prep time to put all these elements together. We kind of touched on it when we talked about Landing Pages...

As long as it’s nothing like Strixhaven 😜

Have you not been invited to the faculty?

It’s a good principle. You should play your character for as long as you enjoy playing your character. The point at which you stop enjoying it, well you get my drift. If a not-enjoyable character can be made enjoyable by changing a relatively minor detail then I honestly don’t see a problem...

By that logic why not give wizards access to all their spells? They can only cast one per round.

On this basis there are a hell of a lot more books on DM advice out there than it would first appear. I revisited How to Win Friends and Influence People recently, and it struck me: Dale Carnegie would’ve made a hell of a Dungeon Master. Not because he’d know the rules (he wouldn’t), but...