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1 double sided page at most. Functional layout. Print friendly. There, that's it, no discussion for me :cool:

He probably is sour, sure, but he has reason to be. Personally, I don't think I'll move to the new edition, as I find myself increasing drawn to older editions. Or maybe I'll try something different entirely, out of the D&D sphere. Demon City kinda caught my eye for now.

yeah, I know, but I'm just so biased against the crew too with their professional acting & content creator vibe. i know that's wrong, so maybe I'll make the effort.

Ibelin is a lovely name.

Tales of the Unexpected, at least some episodes. I also like series that never really end because they get cancelled.

It very much looked like Farscape or Blake's 7 or those other series with a rogue crew gallivanting about in a spaceship, except everything looks low tech and magical and the ship is made of wood. But otherwise, pretty much standard sci-fi vibe really. was ok.

I never watched the show and I don't feel the game will be particularly relevant to non-fans. But maybe I'll check it out, I do want to give this a chance because I might be prejudiced and that is something to overcome.

I solo with miniature & board games, but D&D.... wouldn't get anything out of that I think.

In rules, all I want is a resolution system that allows for weighted outcomes. I still enjoy setting & ideas stuff, but it has to be original. there's already a lot available in my head, based on past reading ;-).

getting together, exploring the home base, taking a contract, travelling, fumbling

I found the idea of combat rounds representing time in practice always breaks down. At best it's a rough guide.

I think the rogue fits a lot of classic fantasy, better than the thief or the fighter.

Old school applies to any number of RPGs in the D&D style from the classic era (ie pre 1990s). So simple it is!