Recent content by Reynard

I think it is less a "power level" thing, and a "I'm the protagonist so I get to always win" thing.

Yes. it is under Preferences, not Ignore. I don't think so.

The designer Kelsey Dionne describes it as B/X with 5E inspired modern mechanics. Shadowdark is infinitely hackable, not least because it is lean and does not overly concern itself with "balance." You squishy.

I don't like livestreams. There are exceptions, of course, but even with podcasters or YTers that i really enjoy, I just can't deal with livestreams. i guess I like editing, or at least writing ahead of time. Perform, moneys!

Ah. Gotcha. I was confusing the AI tag with the forum marker. My bad.

Yeah, that's the one that I saw, but maybe it is the only active one? I know the name of the subforum is not the same as the tag, so maybe that has something to do with it?

In this case, it is a player that likes smashing the big red WIN button and hates losing even the tiniest bit.

Is the ignore function not working for the AI tag for anyone else?

John Wick had a gun and katana fight, where the katana were used to block gunfire. That is a D&D fight, through and through.

I like this one a lot. I might have a lost pirate treasure be inside, but unknown to the party seeking those old treasures, it has become the brood pool for something foul from deep in the ocean.

Just for fun: what weird NPCs have you used, or hope to use, in your games? What inspired them? How did their introduction go, or how do you plan to introduce them? Did they become important, or were they a one off? I thought of a fun one this morning, while listening to the most recent episode...

I don't know who needs to hear this*, but your rules lawyering and advantage hunting does not improve the experience. *actually, I do, but they aren't here, so...

Wait. The dragon is dangerous?

This is not a particularly important question to me. My only question is: do guns work in play and are they fun?

For shame.