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Yeah thats some fine detail about the size of a micro machine mini.

Yeap, home brew to prime the pump, and then coors light and whisky until I cant see anymore.

Fine work, My Battletech KS is incoming. Im looking at 80 mechs and vees to paint so ill be busy for a long time. Ill post some. Edit: Not mine but a buddy asked me for a flat bed truck. Our campaign requires battlewarmor to have transport and he forgot. He had enough left over for an armorless...

I brew my own, but I always got coors light on stand by.

Yeah, if getting out of the binds this second is important ill ask for a skill check. If its not, it just happens.

Diabetes size bags of M&M!

Yeap... Thats a good question. Contextual is my answer. If they cant see the ropes (behind back) Id probably say no to the nature check. I know some folks are not comfortable with a rulings over rules style so you have to feel it out. I see it as a give and take between player and GM. If one...

I guess the class features, prestige classes, and sub-systems dont exist. Nor do the hundreds of pages in APs that build on them. 🤷‍♂️

Most characters get so few skills, so if they are applicable, I side with allowing them as much use as possible.

Well, find this curious after the formative years imprint our taste thread posted recently. A generality, of course, but one I find the majority of folks fit into. I heard a theory once that pops up from time to time called creator, critic, or consumer. Theory is that most folks will lean...

I dont think it was an idea that didnt pan out, I think it was an idea that just didnt need doing. It was the plan for when customers began calling out for more and more content and if the game wasnt taking off. Turns out folks were tired of the book a month rate and enjoyed 5E just for what it is.

Nice sets!

We will have to just disagree on that. Its not about flexibility, its about adding significantly to the design. It was talked about much more than once, but did vanish one day.

Just dont drink the host's milk.

3E/PF1 had quite a bit of sub-systems and class based things outside of combat. A detailed skill system to boot too. The design wasn't executed as well as it could have been though.