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Message: <blockquote data-quote="The-Magic-Sword" data-source="post: 8258139" data-attributes="member: 6801252">I will say though, from what I've watched and listened to (like the Drunken Geek Podcast! love the bite sized episode format), its not much worse than 5e for that kind of content-- its options dense so character building is a little bit more of an investment, but the actual moment to moment rules aren't really that much more elaborate, players have more options in a turn too, but the critical role cast are too good of performers to really let themselves sit their debating what to do for long periods of time anyway. Pretty much all of the other systems would just be tools for Matt to use behind the screen, like he already does for some stuff-- like fitting exploration activities to what the players say they're doing is pretty much the same as translating Marisha's elaborate descriptions of narrative kung fu into actual checks and actions.</blockquote>