An interesting piece about the relative importance of different elements in various games #ttrpg
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An interesting piece about the relative importance of different elements in various games #ttrpg
I'm not sure of how useful the circles actually are as the games are very different and the mechanics/procedure is an OSR affectation born of a refusal to accept that their culture of play is getting sucked back into the mechanical maximalism of mainstream D&D.
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An interesting piece about the relative importance of different elements in various games #ttrpg
I'm not sure of how useful the circles actually are as the games are very different and the mechanics/procedure is an OSR affectation born of a refusal to accept that their culture of play is getting sucked back into the mechanical maximalism of mainstream D&D.
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@SJohnRoss I like the rules lightness. What they do with the rules they have is another question entirely.
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@SJohnRoss I like the rules lightness. What they do with the rules they have is another question entirely.
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@SJohnRoss Yeah... So much of what they do leaves me cold.
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@SJohnRoss @Taskerland I find theory helps me move from "I don't like your game and you don't like mine" to "here are things we both like, so a game that does those specifically is one we can play together".
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@SJohnRoss @Taskerland I find theory helps me move from "I don't like your game and you don't like mine" to "here are things we both like, so a game that does those specifically is one we can play together".
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