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You're right! I left them out because buying full-fledged games from big publishers, sometimes IPs that have been alive for almost as long as D&D led me to discover some very different games. Just in the last four years I bought and/or played things like Burning Wheel, Vampire V5, Lancer...

Alright, so this is not a rant. It's something that'd been nagging in the back of my mind for several months now and I've wanted to exchange with someone to kind of understand my own thoughts and feelings about the matter. I've been playing D&D since about 2000 with 3rd edition. I've only...

The only instance that I recall that's somewhat similar to that would be 5E. I was a big fan of 4E. Thoroughly enjoyed it. So you understand that when it crashed and burn a handful of years later I was a bit bummed out. However, I loved the game but did not fully disagree with many criticisms...

He looks like a Beholder, so I was tempted to say Evil. But the caption under his username says "Everything's Fine". I'm convinced and I'll say Lawful Good.

It makes sense, since the announcement alot has happened. Paizo has a finite amount of energy to produce content and I'm sure it's main line, the ORC license and the remaster are taking most of their focus and are strategically much more important and sound than dipping their toes in the 5E...

There's often fascination and interest with very different cultures. I can't talk specifically about nerds, but the stereotype tend to be applied to people that become very fascinated and passionate about one thing. So maybe it would make sense that a bigger proportion of them would latch onto...

It's not for me, but I wish you success with your kickstarter!

Having turned my back on 5E, I was a bit sad to leave MCDM behind. Matt's view on many aspects of RPGs greatly resonate with me. So I've been pretty happy to know that they're working on their own game. I'm also moderately interested in their settings. Matt showed some interesting approaches in...

I skipped a few Starfinder books, but I'm getting this one!

I was going to type in the PF2 new books announcement thread. I didn't have much time to this week and I was excited by some of the changes they're pushing forward as they remove the OGL. I wanted to see what others posted in the last few days, discuss some of the changes, etc. Instead, I see...

This is not a 2.5E. As others have mentioned, I think they're using this opportunity to do three things: Get rid of the OGL. Redo the editing and layout of the Core Rulebook which has a very bad rep. Fix some minor elements which they've often errata'd later.

I absolutely love that MCDM is diving in with the 4E influence. Not a big fan of funky dices, but it's not a dealbreaker for me. I just hope the game ends up being different enough from the current offerings on the market. I love the dozen of bubbling projects, games and zines; but so many of...

These are for the year 2022. They stop on the turn to 2023. The 2024 one will include the year 2023.

I haven't been on ENWorld for too long. I'd be open to play with anybody, especially if they have a drastically different playstyle and get me out of my comfort zone. There's many decades of experience on these forums and it'd be a treat to interact with it.

Is it sarcasm and you're leering because I didn't pick up on it? Or is it not and and you're leering because I'm thinking it could be sarcasm? My social anxiety is through the roof right now.

I'm unsure if sarcasm... 🤔

I didn't say all daily powers; I said many. But I should have said too many. Anyway, I was about to say that I remembered it varying heavily from class to class and was about to give the fighter as an example. But I had completely forgotten about the reliable keyword. I looked it up and indeed...

Knowing very little about the Forgotten Realms, would it be in bad taste to be a curious and ask what The Wall of the Faithless is?

It's not a bad idea... imagine having a core system. And you can go on a website and either through a questionnaire or a wizard check certain options to include modules depending on the type of experience you want, and you get a PDF with the mechanics and systems you chose at the end. It's no...

The actual perfect RPG is when you put all these heartbreakers together as modules to make one RPG to bring them all.