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It seems like there’s a natural line from the Nordic Black Metal Apocalypse of Mork Borg and the apocalyptic sagas of viking mythology...

Every year for Gen Con, you enter a list of TTRPGs that you want to play at the con. Every year, you only win a limited number of your...

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In this article, you’ll read about campaigns for Dungeons & Dragons Fifth Edition (2024), Tales of the Valiant, Pathfinder 2e, Pirate...

My point was that it was interesting to hear from somebody who had a similar distaste to me who has reluctantly enjoyed it in practice...

I've been playing PF2E for a little while now, but ended up drifting away from it in favor of less restrictive systems. I absolutely...

If someone else hadn't made the joke, I was going to.

No, but people like cards. And DH has a little bit of a deck building mechanic built in, so it’s even more natural to have physical objects.

There's a marked tendency in games for things originally presented as in-setting rumors/speculation/legends to ascend to setting canon...

Shadowrun. Love the setting, read all the novels, played all crpgs. But i never got to play or run ttrpg.

I cannot speak to what the designers themselves intended, at least for most editions. But I can say, at least for me, I prefer it when...

They don't have to appeal to you. It isn't like they cost extra. My point is people that use "ew cards" as a point against DH are wrong.

Having cards for reference is not deckbuilding.

No. 1 - Mage (as a player). No. 2 - Iron Heroes (Monte Cook one-off, kind of a 3e reinvention with 12 non-magical PC classes)...