Christ is Lord. Author of Wavestone Keep. Resident ACKS shill. I play D&D wrong because I play RPGs right.
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Until the GOP or future "right wing" party learns this, they will continue to lose.
No heat towards @john
So Dems get a cake walk because average dem voters usually get what their politicians promise. It really isn't rocket science.
The democrat voter is not blindly loyal to "save the country" or any other ideal. They are loyal to the fact that they get what they pay for.
Until the GOP or future "right wing" party learns this, they will continue to lose.
No heat to you @John_Cyrano for this BTW. It's just what I'm seeing on the ground. And I'm hoping we can get it together for 2028.
Brian Kemp was a contemptible coward; but Kiesha Lance Bottoms will be worse.
I have got to leave Georgia at all costs.
Can we finally just admit that all the Star Wars movies suck on an objective level and that the various cohorts who like them only do so for cultural / psuedo-religous reasons?
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If anything, the powers system of 4E freed you from the hard line role system of previous Editions. There's no way four fighting men are going to take out the big bad wizard in od&d.
5e then managed to restore niche protection, but without enforcing hard role requirements.
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I can't stand it when someone goes to Reddit and copies "the most busted build" because they think that will make them good at the game. I have never, not once, seen someone net deck a 5V build and actually know how to use it. Meanwhile I've seen Pros roll random characters that are completely unoptimized for the meta, and power game the shit out of it.
Every party based RPG in existence has the role system. It's inherent in the party aspect.
Even Pokémon, baby's first RPG, has Tanks, DPS, and Supports (the standard triangle).
Any pretending this didn't exist in D&D until 4e is just wrong.
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"Your ancestors killed 6 trillion aztecs with blankets so you could enjoy a vanilla mochaccino. Drink it with gratitude."
BotW IS one of the most consistently fun and engaging open world games of all time...
...Which is why it sucking is a huge indictment of open world games as a whole.
This is breaking new ground in online RPG pickup gaming.
Another master stroke of hobby Innovation by td10!
The #nightly-game channel generates a seven hex cluster every day at 4 PM, populates it with WAG, maps it with ATLAS, and hands it to GMs ready-to-run. Then, any GM can claim the game and run it that night for interested players (and get 1d10 gold for their service)!
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A man finds a genie lamp. The genie tells him he gets one wish in this economy. The man states "I've always wanted to visit Hawaii, but I hate flying, create a highway leading all the way from the lower 48 to Hawaii." The genie replies "that's a tall order, do you have any other wishes that are more reasonable?" The man thinks for a moment. "I've always wanted that something like Critical Role but for Grognards. I need to get five+ Grognards in a room together who are charismatic and willing to spend money on their hobby." The genie breaks into a cold sweat. "So how many lanes do you want for that highway?"
"Ad&d is a shallow subset of actual D&D" -Gygax
“D&D can be those which feature comic book spells, 43rd level balrogs as player characters, and include a plethora of trash from various and sundry sources, AD&D cannot be so composed. Either a DM runs an AD&D campaign, or it is something else.”
Gygax, Dragon Magazine #20 1979
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This is exactly what it's meant to do, and it's a thread running through td10's mechanics—especially the procedures. Chaining challenges and contests together will simulate rather than abstract (as the IFRPG guys have revealed to a gaming public unprepared for that TRVTH NVKE)
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This may sound funny, but thinking about it, I think the BIGGEST thing ACKS has made me consider in every setting is "who works here." In ACKS the players can walk into any situation or location and the book can tell you who works there. And if they walk into a place foreign to the setting, it has a whole chapter on how to determine who works there.
And if you ask "who works here?" enough you get an entire secondary world.