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Adventure is Nigh! is the project I get the most excited to talk about.
Not only because I think it’s good but because of the collaboration. Sure, I think up scenarios and draw the maps but it’s working together with my players that the story is really fleshed out. Driving from their backstory, yes-ing their decisions, listening when they suggest a better idea than I had.
Here’s the penultimate episode of Season 2… one of the best stories I have a part of making.
@pmtriox the good part of using a VTT is they do the math for you!
It’s going to take a bit, but I’m going to try to learn it.
A consistent but minor gripe about the D&D combat system was that you could use your action to gain more movement BUT you couldn’t sacrifice your movement to get another action. It’s a little thing but seemed like a inconsistent double standard.
Well with all this OGL talk I started looking at Pathfinder… and sure as shit they have a way to do that built in.
So while an open community and honoring past agreements is important… I really want the 3 “do things” points system.
As it turns out, the Steam Deck case also makes for a decent dice box when traveling.
Also, I didn’t win but I did get a nice score.
Amazon’s “Rings of Power” series is dry, dull, and requires that you already have a relatively deep knowledge of the history of Middle Earth.
But I love it, because I love “Lord of the Rings” and I dig just being in that world a little longer.
Is this how those Star Wars fans who loved the prequels felt!?!?!?
Am I legally obligated to write bloated rebuttal blog posts to negative reviews that I see now!!!!?????