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    D&D General Player-generated fiction in D&D

    So it's not D&D, but in our 13th Age game, the use of Icon Relationships is a hard-wired mechanic in the game for the PCs to generate fiction (and more) into the ongoing narrative. Mechanically, the necromancer in our game once used an Icon Die with the Lich Kiing to capture some of the essence...
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    Pathfinder 2E Mark Seifter wants to set the record straight: Feats and Improvisation in Pathfinder 2e (Video)

    Ah, ok. I understood "facing off against" as a combat situation.
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    Pathfinder 2E Mark Seifter wants to set the record straight: Feats and Improvisation in Pathfinder 2e (Video)

    It's possible I'm not remembering the rules myself; isn't Coerce an out-of-combat ability?
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    Pathfinder 2E Mark Seifter wants to set the record straight: Feats and Improvisation in Pathfinder 2e (Video)

    I confess, I don't understand the bolded part. As for the shoves and such, I am pretty sure it's game balance. I am playing a fighter with a katana in Season of Ghosts AP and if there were no such limits, I'd be pretty OP at my level. YMMV. All this is just to say I don't find the difference...
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    Pathfinder 2E Mark Seifter wants to set the record straight: Feats and Improvisation in Pathfinder 2e (Video)

    Isn't that just following some real-world logic? Everyone who hears the lie gets a chance to believe it or see through it, but if I am only talking to one person, Coerce would be single-target.
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    Describe your last rpg session in 5 words

    Tracking down fey faceless kidnappers.
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    What Actors In Specific Roles Are A Joy To Watch for You?

    Val Kilmer as Doc Holiday
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    Pathfinder 2E Mark Seifter wants to set the record straight: Feats and Improvisation in Pathfinder 2e (Video)

    This is a game with multiple people around the table. The GM should know the rule for Coerce. If a player wants to have a character better at coercion, then they can look up the rules for doing so, and choose feats accordingly. Players can take ownership of their characters and character build.
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    Pathfinder 2E Mark Seifter wants to set the record straight: Feats and Improvisation in Pathfinder 2e (Video)

    Exactly. The rules work well as they are, as long as players know them.
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    Trailer Captain America: Brave New World | Official Teaser

    Yeah...is it weird that I want to be more excited, but I just can't? Shouldn't the part of me that wants to be excited for it...just be excited?
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    D&D Historian Benn Riggs On Gary Gygax & Sexism

    I suppose theoretically that's true, but I haven't seen any people like that in this thread.
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    D&D Historian Benn Riggs On Gary Gygax & Sexism

    They are not the results of a random table.
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    D&D Historian Benn Riggs On Gary Gygax & Sexism

    Well, that's not what happened.
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    D&D General Alternate thought - rule of cool is bad for gaming

    This exactly our 13th Age group, including Maptool, though we use Discord, not Skype. Really no need to hide that kind of stuff.
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    D&D 5E (2024) 2024 Player's Handbook reveal: "New Ranger"

    So WotC is protecting Ranger players from themselves?
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    D&D General D&D Assumptions Ain't What They Used To Be

    It's not, really.
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    D&D General D&D Assumptions Ain't What They Used To Be

    No, it isn't.
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    D&D General D&D Assumptions Ain't What They Used To Be

    Nowhere did he say he found "repeated underage rape" boring. You rolled a 20 on your Athletics(Str) check for that leap.
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    Pathfinder 2E Swashbuckler, Remastered (a preview)

    It already gives a small bonus to damage, IIRC.
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    Pathfinder 2E Swashbuckler, Remastered (a preview)

    https://paizo.com/community/blog/v5748dyo6uw72?Player-Core-2-Preview-The-Swashbuckler
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