Recent content by cbwjm

I'm aware they haven't got it yet, it's the fact they're trying that I think is pretty wild.

I have and it hasn't changed my opinion. All I can see is that they're claiming goods that aren't theirs to sell and pay off their creditors.

Yeah, who aren't the owners of the product. If it is being liquidated to compensate the creditors that they owe, then they are claiming it for themselves.

Pirates can't aim the cannons.

Pretty wild that your company can go bankrupt and decide you can just claim all the stock in your warehouse which you haven't paid for.

Seaside sounds interesting, I'd also like to check out marvel united. My friends and I are keen to keep up board gaming after slacking a bit and it might be good to add another to the mix.

I think I'd be too idle for the Transcendent Order.

Maybe it's just imposter syndrome talking, but probably the Clueless.

Those dang wizards over in their tower on the coast messing with the people of the realms.

I had forgotten about being in crisis, that is definitely the same as bloodied and now that you've brought it up I do recall there are some skills that come into effect while in crisis which is also common in 4e. I was thinking about the stats, spells, combat and had completely forgotten about...

I wouldn't have thought that Fabula Ultima was inspired by 4e, nothing in it seems reminiscent of 4e's system, but I guess inspiration can take many forms. I mean, if they've listed it in the book as an inspiration then it must have been, but it just doesn't show in the game to me.

Anyone else misreading the title to the thread "Unsolicited Duck Pic"?

I'd certainly allow the half races in a 5.5e game, there might be a couple of little tweaks though, such as their ability score bonuses being equal to everyone elses.

I remember having the same issues with PF1e, the spells were really thematic but for some reason they decided to delay the spell acquisition, I always figured that a common house rule would be to allow them to get the spells as they unlock the levels rather than waiting. I also felt the same way...

It's been mentioned in this thread, and I've mentioned it before in other threads, but one of the books I consider gold standard is the 3e forgotten realms book. As a setting guide it brilliant.