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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sOnqjkJTMaA post this in five threads this month or the michael jackson will come into your kitchen and steal your pots and children
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aw man gently caress me I forgot the second "f" in "effort." Well, egg on my face.
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K Prime posted:That is because coffee is an abomination. Tea is love. Tea is life. but proper tea is thef 
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As long as your GM knows what they're doing and you don't use Luke Crane's stupid dice terminology, anyone can pick up and play Mouse Guard. Gorbash has got its number - it gets a lot deeper really quickly, especially in a full-fledged combat, and it's pretty firmly tied to its setting. You'd have to think of something to change Natures to and you'd probably want to mess with the character generation options to port the game itself over to plain ol' hack n' slash. Torchbearer does a great job of dungeon-crawl-as-resource-management-minigame, and is also closer to the platonic idea of D&D than the real deal. It's definitely an adversarial GM vs. PCs kinda deal in my experience, but sometimes that's pretty fun. Like, the deal with Crane's games is that they do the one thing they are supposed to do pretty to very well, they have a bunch of unnecessarily weird and obtuse jargon, and their layout is inevitably very pretty and totally unusable. If that sounds like something up your alley, pick one at random and go to town.
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Basically play Mouse Guard. You could also play Risk of Rain with one of these Steam keys. Don't say I never did nothin' fer ya. https://www.humblebundle.com/s?gift=Gvfme2GpPFRptRXK https://www.humblebundle.com/s?gift=aW46ra7R5za2wGZE https://www.humblebundle.com/s?gift=B3bHd2Vkxm5aSzR2
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