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7, quite cartoonish in tone which was fine, entertaining though fairly forgettable. The D&D monsters and magic effects they portrayed looked good and the humour worked for the most part. The ensemble party were all pretty good, the two main characters both did a great job. From a gamer...

Some rpgames and campaign starts are fine just with a 30 second recap - play those with the ones who don’t engage. “The town you are in was attacked by mysterious marauders who kidnapped some townsfolk including the local priest and you have tracked them back to this mountain pass” etc. We play...

Yup you are not alone. When I am a player I’m the opposite. I want to know why my character is involved in the hijinks and some background as to what they know about the set up. I also hate missing the set up in the first 5 minutes of a movie. I suspect I am a bit annoying to some GM’s wanting...

..and Fall of Delta Green iirc. A game about modern gun toting agents taking on the mythos.

I find spotlight grabbers tend also to more aggressive or assertive, and if they aren’t self aware enough and don’t get their way can be quite strident and unpleasant. This may often mean others in the group prefer to just let them have at it and try and just enjoy whatever spotlight is left...

Do/Did they train in skills (apart from working on a specific plan or team coordination, or maybe learning how a new tool works) when they are actually also doing the job? I see that professional sports people who tend to have part of the year not playing games spend that time either in...

It does depend on the group, if you have a group that hates to think they may have missed a hidden loot point or exp point they may think they are “meant” to explore the whole dungeon. But Imo More cool than frustrating. You are adding depth to the world. Presumably the main reason they won’t...

I probably won’t be watching it immediately. I’m likely to watch it eventually but I won’t be keenly waiting for each episode to drop as I was during seasons 4&5 of GoT.

It’s good. They have so many characters now that they literally have 4 storylines going at the same time and some are much weaker than others. Some characters get to be clever or cool others get very weak arcs. But I enjoyed it overall.

That’s the golden rule. Whoever has the gold makes the rules

Just watched first few episodes of stranger things 4…. I’m surprised WOTC aren’t remaking the Vecna modules

Can anyone suggest any published material I can use for a tier 3 setting, either wholly or to pick stuff from? I have a long running campaign and the characters are strong 9th level characters and there are 8 of them. They are likely to end up on a different world for a while. An alternate...

Is a person wearing a suit of metal armour in “physical contact” with it? I am not a person with knowledge of how armour is worn but I would have thought most metal armours have a layer of non metal (cloth or leather) between them and the wearer thus Preventing physical contact (indeed in very...

Less monsters, less to track.

I GMed but feedback suggests it went well. It was a beach house Friday - Sunday session with 8 players & GM. Homebrew slow 5e D&D campaign (1/10th xp running since 2015). A good session that resulted in a couple of big in campaign reveals so I was happy and the players seem to be as well. Fair X...

This is a fair point. Character advancement in CoC before 7e was very slow. My home rules include 1. grouping up most skills into categories such that once any skill passes 50 and again at 90 then each linked skill with at least 5% gets a +5% bonus; (ie climb, jump, ride &swim is one category...

Great that you’ve found what you needed. Ive run 3 CoC 7e scenarios on roll20 and hadn’t noticed an issue with the character sheet when set to roll either regular, hard ( 1/2 skill) or extreme ( 1/5 skill). Or on the verbose setting which has them all

Sorry I can’t really help. I’ve run a little bit of CoC but not enough to really differentiate between editions 1-6; 7 appears pretty different to earlier editions in its tone. The reason I have posted is to ask what you mean by 7e having the weird 1/5th rule and what trouble roll20 has with it?

Nope. They said to have to constantly wonder if the players are having a good time, to the point of needing to consult the players about surprises and story arcs.

Not what they said either.