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I also catch myself searching for artifacts in non-AI generated images.

PC plans that are even slightly complicated usually go wrong, typically because not everyone is on the same page, they are surprised by unknown factors, or there's a bad die roll. This time two things went really well. They are infiltrating a castle and entered a smithy with 2 azers and a fire...

My players saved a nomad princess and a boar piglet a while back. I generated a lot of images to make a Christmas card from them. A lot of them got blocked for inappropriate content. Though how am I responsible for how a horny AI interprets "female barbarian wearing furs and leather armor?"

I remembered enjoying the adventures of Kaz when I read them as a teen.

The OP's logic is part of the reason I decided to go for the PDF versions of the remastered Pathfinder 2nd edition.

Hustled fire giant. Freed slaves.

PCs convinced a fire giant he was late on his armor production for "the boss." Made him give them the magical full plate armor for them to present to the boss. They then befriended some guards and convinced them they were escorting slaves out of the monsters' stronghold to bring back game...

Another happy landing.

Immunities: Petting

I suspect the first two are best accomplished narratively than through rules, but the third one usually involves something that tips odds in your favor when your character attempts something they ought to be competent at, and dice rolls determine whether the character succeeds. Pretty much any...

In no particular order. 1. I a pleasant cooperative experience where everyone's enjoying themselves. 2. I want to experience adventure in interesting locations. 3. I want my character to have meaningful agency in the fictional world. 4. I want to roll at least a few dice and have opportunities...

Paladin leaves combat to explore.

These image generators and animation AIs make me think that at some point, we'll be able to open MovieGPT and write "Make me an action/crime Star Wars movie. It takes place before the Empire and follows a young Jedi Knight. The Jedi Knight is Mark Hamill - not as Luke Skywalker, but as himself...

I’ve found that engaging content is more interesting than rules. I find the crunch an annoying barrier that must be crossed to reach it. I’m running PF2 and I find it is definitely far too crunchy for my tastes. Crunchy games feel too much like computer games to me. You have your hotbar with...

I think part of it is that turns take much longer now than they did in older versions of the game. Losing a turn isn't a big deal if your turn is coming up again shortly.

Enn-W. O. R. L. D dotorg of course.

Beck me. Although when I played it in the 90s we just said "Dungeons & Dragons." If the acronym was in use back then, we didn't know about it.

Alternate cover for Rules Cyclopedia.

Caldwell, Easley and Elmore.

BECMI alternate cover art. Basic Expert Companion Master Immortal