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Wow!!!! Is that 1970s or 1870s??

This is so cool. Nice work.

I haven't read back in this thread so apologies if it's already been discussed, but have you already checked your local game stores (assuming there are any nearby)?

That's a great idea. Perhaps even a quick warmup one-shot using premade characters you (the DM) provide. They could see if they like your style in less than an hour.

Tomato is a fruit.

Are you saying that people are sometimes incoherent, because that's a theory I could really get behind.

Well, I only run one version...but it's a blend of the rest, with some Shadowdark thrown in for good measure. The books are mostly loose suggestions for me now after ~40 years.

Truer words were never spoken, my astronautically verminous friend.

Oh, I get it. You can't just disagree with me. You also have to delegitimize my opinion. I get it. I am a frog, but I ain't stoopid.

To go along with my Shadowdark Ranger, here's an attempt at a Druid. Welcome any feedback. I'm not as satisfied with this one as I am with the Ranger, but I'm trying to avoid making it wholly different or unbalanced with the existing core classes in SD. I want it to feel like a D&D-ish druid...

That's almost exactly what it is.

You can disagree. I don't see it that way, but you're free to. Cool story, bro. I get it. You don't see it the same way.

I definitely play my ancient dragons that way, almost deifying them. The point I was trying to make was that I customize and take liberties with ALL my monsters and species/races because I HATE when the players at the table roleplay based on their certainty of an official stat block. That makes...

I wish this poll had an option for "All of the above" because that might actually be closer to the truth for me. I picked 2024, but really, I play a hybridized version that incorporates elements from every edition going back to Basic.

My eyes are bigger than my stomach when it comes to games though. Even if I could get every game that got my attention, I'd never be able to read, much less play, most of them.

Let them die. Only half kidding. But what did they expect after they all dumped INT?

"Promoted" is maybe too strong a word for it. It almost sounds like part of a propaganda campaign to get people to sell body parts. I don't think it's a conscious thing. They purchase artwork depicting heroic figures using swords. They use the word "sword" a lot instead of "mancatcher" and...

What were some of the upgrades they threw away that you wanted from the playtests? Just curious because I didn't really follow that process.

A movie is about $20 per adult ticket where I live. Throwing in a medium popcorn and a drink adds another $15. Unless you splurge on the Raisinets it's cheaper than buying one of the 2024 D&D core books. I hear you though. Everything is insanely expensive now. I feel like TTRPG game prices...