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I like how they ask you each time your level of understanding, just like if they wanted to know if your comments were worth reading or not.

If the part I quoted doesn't target publishers like Kobold Press, Cubicle 7, or others who have published 5e compatible products all those years, who are they targetting? Stuff like Critical role and their animated show on Amazon?

Since the beginning of this crisis, I didn't understand why people are so against this? It seems perfectly reasonnable from a business perspective. We are finally going to see design creativity instead of D&D clones.

Descent into Avernus

the Champions of Destruction is also a fun supplement.

some spells have a 0 ritual cost for the basic effect

The Estate must be just interested by the big check given by Amazon because no one respecting Tolkien work would have agreed on the terrible writting in the show

The One Ring 2e Star Wars FFG version if the store want to sell some product. Alien Dune Adventure in the Imperium a PBTA game (Dungeon World, Monster of the Week, Mask, Root, Avatar Legends, Blades in the dark, etc.) Now the real question, Are you paid by the store to promote what is on...

long rest I think. Most spells have a 0 basic cost and you have ways to gain bonus points depending of the situation.

After reading the pdf from cover to cover, the only really insulting change to the setting I can see is the race chapter. Seriously, how many people have run L5R campaign with a party made of bushi, a ghost, a naga and an animal spirit?

Invocation are divided into 3 tiers and, depending of your level, the shugenja know certain number of those invocations. The character also has a pool of favor points that he use to cast or empower those invocations. Also the conditions where or when you use a certain invocation can grant you...

Like said previously, it is the same setting with some change of culture like no seppuku or hard following of Bushido or the fact that now Naga, Demons and kitsunes or ghosts openly walk among the human.

and the Canadian store is sold out. Yeah! I hope it is because the stock hasn't arrive yet and not because they didn't print enought because if it is the later, it is really pathetic.

As I non backer, I find it funny I get to watch the show at the same cost as a backer. Still, I think Critical Role had the best intentions when in update 23 they said backers will get to watch the season for free and they were looking at the logistic of how to do it. Amazon probably told them...

Cubicle 7 didn't publish a single book after fufilling the kickstarter so we can pretty much assume the books didn't sell well in retail and it was low in their priority list compare to the number of Warhammer pdf and books they pump out recently. It is just weird that 3 month after announcing...

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It is a campaing that can go level 1-20 if you run all the book. It's also a setting inspired by greece with Medusa, centaur, satyr, gods, titans, cyclop, curses, oaths etc. I am not an expert but I think they respect the theme if you do abstraction of the dragon riders. Characters travel to a...

Sorry Zed but the day you decided to put your name on those pages and accept Cubicle 7 money, you loose the right to say anything. You are just now a spokeman trying to convince us your employer didn't sell their soul just for more money.

While not universal, that opinion is shared by many. TOR is well written but it system isn't as good as fan like to say.

With TOR and AIME, we are really in the weak magic spectrum and it is quite assumed the most interesting magic is in the hands of the powerfull NPC, not the PCs. Sure the AIME Loremaster guide included a chapter about including DnD spells in Middle-Earth but it is more to please a certain crownd...