Search results

I don't think "a situation" can be "a railroad" since the latter requires some sort of movement on the rails. I don't think "You are trapped in the faewild" is a railroad. I don't even think "And the only way out is to convince the Faeild Gatekeeper to let you out" makes it a railroad. It...

I think it is a failure of imagination to want a TTRPG experience to be exactly like some other medium. TTRPGs are their own thing, and while not every genre or playstyle makes things like gear important, I am of the opinion that trying to plan attacks against space-Nazi opponents kind of...

Do you just not like superhero comics, or is there something specific about Marvel and DC books?

I mean, "We want to go to Sigil," vs "This campaign is set in ancient Ireland." There is a line. "The GM says No," can't be the definition of "railroading". That is just silly.

To what degree? Where do "campaign constraints" turn into "railroad"?

And seems like a no-brainer.

Ah. yeah. That makes sense now.

I wonder if they did a second edition if they would abandon the 3 game format. I did not follow it closely but it seemed like the last couple years there were more and more supplements not specific to any one line.

General Update: Since I gave them their forks back to leave the feywild any time they want, they have decided to stay and doo the adventure I prepared anyway.

For the record, i just reloaded Skyrim. I actually have not played a vanilla run since the Anniversary Edition dropped, so it should entertain me for a while anyway.

No license deal lasts forever. Also, if the money is right I don't see why they would not sub out the TTRPG. That is to say, if someone is willing to pay more than they would make from selling reprints. Which i can't imagine would be difficult.

I was under the impression that GoS was a souls like?

At this point I am trying to see if there is a wabbajack modlist for Skyrim SE that gives me what I am looking for without making me slof through the same old Skyrim.

That is refreshing. I would have been happy in this campaign if when i pitched the "player driven open world" they would have responded with "no thanks; give us the plot". But alas.

Or we could just continue the argument no matter what.

Sure. All I said is that Star Wars would be okay with a few books and robust support for GM creations.

You know, making it so I am no longer required to see your posts is not the punishment you think it is.

All I know is that the games on my shelf that have one or just a few books tend to get more use than ones (like D&D) where I have a whole library.