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gnome7 posted:My plans for March include getting a Fellowship playtest out and helping with Dies of March, a roleplaying charity stream coming March 13-15. Psyched about both of these (and you should get me in on that Fellowship playtest)
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Serf posted:In-universe the justification is that the mind is just too complicated to much around with because people are special. I like this because, besides being a clean and easy way to resolve the removal of an undesirable mechanic, it's also a mystery that you can use for your campaigns. How and why are people special?
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Lemon Curdistan posted:It's still a very good PbtA game. A lot of the criticism comes from people not liking the fiction it's about (oldschool D&D dungeon-crawling) rather than with its quality as a game, I feel. It's not ideal if you're not specifically looking to do a game about D&D-style dungeon-crawling, but until Gnome makes me a playtester or releases Fellowship I'm gonna say it's the best thing going in fantasy adventure gaming.
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I'm not sure how you get ahead in the world of MMORPGs. Going by the state of the genre, it is not by making good games.
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Mar 9, 2015 18:36
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I'm lost. Can we only be pedophiles or stalkers now?
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Mar 10, 2015 17:26
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I'm thinking about starting a Kickstarter to keep Foo fed and sheltered for a few years so he can focus exclusively on running AW.
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Mar 10, 2015 23:54
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poo poo. I just looked up TORG, and this game looks amazing. What are the issues with it?
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quote:The question each publisher has to ask themselves when they create an RPG in the post-OGL/D20 world is this: Is my game so much better than an OGL/D20 option that I want to force my customers & players to pay a tax to play that game, and will those people perceive the value I'm offering and voluntarily submit to that taxation? I picture this guy wearing a tricorne hat when he writes reviews.
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I'm now realizing that none of my D&D campaigns have ever featured violent union disputes. That's a shame.
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