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Whenever someone asks about alignment, this picture comes to mind. The guy on the right - classic neutral.

When I run a game it's to provide a basic structure or foundation within limits. I expect people to focus on the adventure at hand, but what happens on the adventure , and the decisions they make are the story that unfolds.

My players haven't reached the level were they would be traveling the planes. However, when the time comes, my cosmology will be structured like the 1E or 2E wheel.

One 24yo. He gamed with his friends back in high school, but now plays multiplayer video games.

I try to keep encounters reasonably challenging, but there are fixed "zones" that will be harder or easier relative to the PCs current level. Usually, the zones are easy for the players to judge. I only use quantum ogres if the Monster/NPC in question is key to the adventure. I don't have the...

VTT's are by far the best thing to happen to TTRPGs. It opens up the possibility of playing with people you simply couldn't before. Further, some VTT's do the "heavy lifting" of the game mechanics, making onboarding newbies easier, and allowing people to focus on the game world.

No, but we have a long running mushroom soup gag that has crossed over to at least two worlds.

Amazing, but the robot's face still projects uncanny valley vibes. Yea, as a "companion" bot, that won't matter, but for all other functions it may be a bit creepy.

I never played PF1E. However, if Starfinder 1E is anything like PF 1E in design and mechanics, then in my opinion, PF1E is more complicated than 2E.

1. IMO, you were not railroading. Getting stuck there is the WHOLE reason for the adventure. If they could just leave, the session and adventure ends. 2. IMO, railroading is the classic case of "every door leads to the same path". Their situation doesn't really qualify because only one choice...

Personally, I'm not a fan of martial classes having access to magic, unless someone chooses to multiclass. I'm fine with fighters being solely good at fighting. It seems appropriate. But now everyone has spells, or magic-like abilities, and the cat has been out of the bag for a while, so no...

It's been a while and I guess forgot the exact steps. Heaven forbid I try to be helpful.

If I recall correctly, you have to load it into Foundry as a module and activate it, in addition to the keys

I find it easier to purchase things from the foundry VTT store. If you get it directly from Paizo, there are extra steps you have to go through to get loaded onto foundry.

A lot of geek media has maxed out the threat levels that the hero's face. Everything after that seems pale in comparison. Remember when the Borg were an existential threat? And the multiverse angle is getting old fast with superhero stories

Minecraft that is at least 64x resolution by default. (faithful to the original designs) Downloading and loading a new texture pack every time there is a small update is a pain.

I don't want to derail the thread, but imo, gods are more than just really powerful monsters. They are utterly beyond mortal power curve. So, in my campaign, they will have no impact until the PC's reach tier 4. And even then they are only quest givers via their avatars or messengers. I have...

I never knew that they advertised in the comics. I think I found out about SF in a bookstore when I was looking at D&D stuff.

My first second and third TTRPG purchases were the 1E Players Handbook, Monster Manual and DM Guide. My fourth and fifth purchases were TSR's Star Frontiers and SF Knight Hawks. Star Frontiers - Wikipedia Knight Hawks - Wikipedia