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A dire hippo's acidic blood sweat is potent enough to corrode adventurers' weapons and confers resistance to fire and frost, whereas the substance secreted by the mundane variety only protects against bacteria and direct sunlight. And, of course, it has an extra pair of tusks or two, and it probably gains a breath weapon.
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A tabletop gamer was asking for advice from the writer of a new game he had been playing. "Lately, the game has been less fun; thinking that the rules are unclear and unfair, and finding themselves prone to arguing about them, my friends have been less and less interested in playing. Starting a new campaign seems pointless, and I fear only misery will come of it," he said to the writer. "How can I bring fun back to the table?" To this, the writer said, "The veteran DM Pagliacci has been looking for players for his weekly game. Join that game, and he'll surely show you how the answers you've been seeking." "But sir," he replied, "I am Pagliacci."
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Mar 25, 2015 01:27
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Three-weapon fighting.
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Mar 30, 2015 05:38
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Let all your players start with 18s in everything, who gives a gently caress.
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Apr 22, 2015 22:43
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In theory, the fighter is best at basic attacks, which is what real fighting is all about. Everything else is either magic (good) or anime (evil).
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May 10, 2015 07:22
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I wonder if they put bad rules like those in intentionally so that DMs would have the opportunity to fix them.
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Jun 2, 2015 23:07
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Some of my favorite wizards are Gongsun Sheng, Prospero, Arthur Weasley, Ganondorf, and Daffy Duck.
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Aug 13, 2015 04:46
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Cavorting merrily for the wizard's amusement.
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Sep 15, 2015 15:49
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I think that the slow release rates indicate D&D is at best entering a period of hibernation. Which is kind of absurd considering how much of the impetus for its creation was nominally "Nerd poo poo is super hip right now, gotta strike while the iron's hot and get newcomers hooked!" But that disconnect was there once it became clear they weren't interested in teaching good DM skills to anybody who hadn't played before. If you mean to grow a game like this, you can't just assume the strength of the brand will be sufficient; it's vital to consider the new player experience. If that experience is meant to begin from having somebody else run the game, somebody who has the steady hand and sober judgement to handle so much empowerment, then what they've created is a product whose adoption rates are dominated by social factors beyond their control.
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You needn't be.
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