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Oh its 2031 now? A better guess than the 2026 folks were chirping about last year.

Imma just refer to it as I.C.J from now on lol.

I guess I take issue with the idea of "wasted turns." The character tried to connect with the enemy and end the fight, but didnt accomplish that and now the fight rages on. It actually feels a little worse for a caster becasue they dont get to at will all day long (in most editions) with their...

There is more than meets the eye behind that WB/P merger that I cant really go into. All I will say is it would not mean better quality programming for folks, maybe just higher quantity for a time.

I know the history. It just surprises me how nonchalant WotC was about the change over. Then again, many a gamer didnt think much differently. I remember the "Paizo announces adventure path, setting, and continuation of 3E" thread where posters here at EN World were laughing about how "Paizo...

Well, that was because Paizo had to build a bridge WotC burned the old one down. I get why they did it. They just assumed everyone would eventually shut up and play the new edition. Its just interesting how confident they were that things wouldnt play out any other way.

If you got prime there a series from MGM+ (didnt know that was even a thing) called From thats pretty engaging. Horror unexplainable phenomena genre.

Yeah the approach chosen of light a match toss on bridge behind you was certainly a choice by WotC in 2008.

It certainly wasnt for me, I dont need to go into all the reasons I disliked 4E. Though, I can agree it would have generally go over better with that approach.

I was very surprised to find the opposite. I started playing online during the pandemic and actually enjoyed how on task the games were. I returned to in person recently and we barely get anything done. I enjoy the game but feel like I’d get more out of it if it was online.

With the occasional evil alien possession.

Eh 15 bucks a month is worth it to me to not sit through 3 min ad breaks and see first run films and shows right out of the theater.

Got a playtest round of two varieties in last night. Playtest packet 2 rules along side my salvage op mission for the up coming KSAGG convention. Game was 2v2 16 mechs one lance per player. Team A trying to steal salvage from Team B. Whatever salvage you dont steal when the time runs out scores...

So, we've had a few layoffs over the years /knock on wood. I managed to survive them. I asked a friend in HR once how they decide. He looked over my numbers and said my severance would be like 14 months with all my years and vacay. Im too expensive to lay off I guess. /knocks on wood again.

Proficiency without level is pretty nice variant. It stretches the encounter ceiling and gives the PC room to punch a little above their weight.

I find the FLGS too distracting for consistent campaign play. I would engage stuff like Pathfinder society and/or Adventure League. That way the commitment is low and you can have a steady group of folks joining, hanging out, and checking out if they like. So, yeah typically an adventure that...

I like Forbidden Lands use of supply die. It felt both like supplies were limited but also dispensed with the painstaking process of tracking every morsel and gram of supplies. I think the concept could be scaled up to a community level. Im also starting to think of the board game Dead of Winter...