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Soooo, from here on ill never see Dr Feelgood as anything but a story about one of Santa's elves breaking bad. Rat-tailed Jimmy is a secondhand hood Deals out in Hollywood Got a '65 Chevy, primered flames Traded for some powdered goods Jigsaw Jimmy, he's runnin' a gang But I hear he's doin'...

Right? Keep in mind these folks call anything on bread a burger.

Wasn’t there a comment about tilting at windmills earlier?

Some good exposition in this second episode!

A 10 min gauntlet…

It’s interesting to parse the philosophies of modern D&D. 3E rolled with rolling because you could pat bad stats with magic and items. In theory, anyways. 4E went the other way with a more rigid SAD system. 5E was a rebound with bounded accuracy to give some wiggle room on rolling again. I know...

Cant disagree with any of that. I do enjoy the funnel but the first several games of DCC I did was straight to level 3. So, I dont think skipping it is a huge loss.

Well, thats a lot different than the time I saw a truck that said, "camel towing"

Gotta second this. I was playing DCC for a couple of years before I even knew the funnel existed. At some point it seems to be seen as this requirement, but its a total optional game mode.

That’s how trap fodder Randy was born!

Yikes… I’ll take my whams if I don’t have to listen to those channels 😜

I want to at first...but by the end I want to commit violence...

This sounds like a cool thread idea. Guess what type of novel X poster at EN world is writing!

As the GM, I basically dont allow rolling, in D&D anyway. A bigger part of that than policing cheaters is actually I find it a real chore to challenge a party that has a major disparity in stats. While the payers might not realize it, going array or PB can protect the integrity of the game in...

Final comment on this issue as I originally meant it in this thread to just blow off some steam... but yeah.... I'll say again I think part of the issue is the criteria is so nebulous that ive taken to just accepting what people like as Christmas movies for them instead of trying to tell...