Search results

No no no no no. We all know hot dogs are tacos. This is a crime against reason.

Thanks.

What good is knowing things if others don't know you know?

I may be mixing up my own thoughts against the meaning of the term as defined in AW. Later when I am home I will look it up, just to refresh my memory if nothing else. The quick search/AI overview does seem to support @Agamon here.

Emphasis mine. How is this not still playing to find out? So, there's this quest. This Dark Lord's magic ring must be hurled into the fiery pit from which it was made. And it is a very long walk from here to there, with many dangers and some safe havens along the way. Does the fact that there...

Has anything that was released exclusively to beyond ever appeared in any other fromat?

I am actually curious myself what Daggerheart looks and plays like when you force a semi-linear adventure structure. Since my D&D 2024 campaign is finally ending, I think I am going to develop a "quest" style adventure for DH and just see what happens. Does "play to find out" break when you know...

I don't think "improv" and "edited" are mutually exclusive. You could do a 3 hour improv show that a capable editor cut to an hour to give it better pacing etc.

I like that paradigm and I feel weird for never having encountered it before.

I just noticed that this is available on DTRPG (I'm a little late to the party). I was curious what folks who have it think.

I do appreciate you all making me feel young as I approach 51.

Tracking ammo has value in certain styles of games (survival horror, for example). i don't think it is especially fun or helpful in 5E, and is also just another knock against martial characters versus casters.

I edited the title to clarify.

I asked the player if they REALLY wanted to start a arms race with the GM.

Some of you folks toss out "stop playing with them" at the drop of a hat. This player is testing boundaries with his newly minted 17th level wizard. It's funny.

There is a certain sort of player that treats D&D like playing Magic: the Gathering.

That is cool. I still want a proper documentary.

This is what I am dealing with: What nonsense have you had to deal with as GM recently?