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The PC specifications are listed on steam and there is a free demo available, you can try it our for yourself if you're not sure.

Interpreting where your judgemental statements origin. Never claimed its telepathy, just wanting to inform how you come across. But I apologize, I interpreted something wrong: I assumed it meant OC as in Original Crew to reference the OG critical role players. Now your comments seem to make...

I'll ignore everything else you said because you seem to be focussed in asserting my playstyle and personality or being rude in general and I am getting annoyed by that. I just want to add to the quote: Hand waving away whiteboard assessment might be flawed in your world, but I am having great...

I found the creator saying on this reddit post that he wants to publish it as a module too:

Yeah I think this could be easily implemented. Reaction rolls would ofc be more difficult because you can't really do dynamic roleplay that easily, but maybe some simple stuff that monsters block the way, but are not immediately attacking or you can try go persuade them or offer money so they...

why? does D&D requires characters to be a species that is part of the general population? Whats with that weird jab? Feels like you hold a grudge against him. Another unfair jab. IMO only Taliesin and Sam seem to have "special" characters with quite the unique backstory, the rest of the OC...

I played the demo and I honestly think it could be really easy to transfer to a module. They even already have the module style map. (and the cover art lol). The demo was cool! Felt like a Solo play of some old school dungeon crawl. But I am interested how many new characters they are, because...

We both had that discussion about the exposition and I agree completely with you! This episode was great in terms of action. I am really hyped for the real start of the campaign! I also wonder if we get a long intro for episode 5, because the current one feels only like a short teaser for the...

If I remember correctly only when the climb is especially difficult as for example a slippery surface or a steep angle or even overhang.

I think drinking a potion using an action was like that because potions were never really intented to drink in battle. In general I feel mid-battle healing is not really an efficient use and in most situations its better to finish the encounter early and only heal if necessary (when rolling...

For PCs yes, for NPCs only in a much more restrained way because if I can't remember and distinguish all the different NPCs voices. But I approach it really more from a emotional character perspective and less from a mechanical perspective. So I am not thinking "I give this character a higher...

I didn't generalized anything or took one. You were talking about "fun mechanics" and I said that the fighter has not much more fun mechanics. As a answer you now compare their mechanical power. Thats math, not fun, at least for me. I guess we have a different understanding of fun. I said the...

I don't think the fighter is much more interesting mechanically speaking though? In general SD classes have not that deep, intriguing mechanics. The game is not about character builds. Warlock feels fine compared to fighter for me. Sure, why not give some additional bonuses based on the patron...

Only us rich and privileged people think that it is that way. In reality its more vice-versa, the richer humans are the better they fare, the less they help others. In general the more dire a situation is the more supporting each other is happening in communities. You can see it when hurricane...

Why do you think it could be beneficial to study history if not learning something that we can use today.

I think that sounds like a fun incentive for the next adventure, pay the bills for the party that went out of control.

I wouldn't call it naive, I think its just a positive fantasy. For example I think every queer author who pushes for queer friendly content in D&D is not so naive to think that the real life is becoming more queer friendly, they know exactly how much the situation worsens. I would say my...

I think they are interesting, because they have pacts with otherwordly beings that grant them boons. Thats what make them interesting. But Shadowdark is easy to homebrew and I think granting them some little ability depending on their patron like you did makes sense, why not.

I have the feeling these 4 overture episodes are like a narrative session zero for the viewers and the players did know from the start what their teams and goals will be starting from episode 5. At least thats my guess, they know they somehow should end up there and thus can do actions in this...

Why would a warlock get additional advantages on specific "skills" like Thief or Ranger? They are a) not a "skilled" character, they literally can be any normal buffon that met the devil at a crossroad and did a pact. Why would they be skillful like a scholar or thief or ranger that trained for...