>>131405
Is there a good explanation of that interface somewhere? I've been unable to make "reply" work, and can't find any tutorials or help.

>>131402
>>131413
I need some clarification too...
Or a better place =/

>>131414

4plebs should be fine if/when ghost posting is re-enabled.

I want to know too...
I need the SW books.

No answers? The good stuff is only for insiders now that know how to internet?

>>118181
Here's the deal. The absolute deal.
You need to understand what your players want from a game, and your players need to understand what you want from a game.
If you're good friends this might come naturally, but usually it is best 'figured out' by tallking with each other. We're playing an evil campaign in a medieval setting. How would you guys feel about execution or torture in detail? How about rape? Yes? Cool. No? Okay we wont dive that far into the abyss - yet.

Asking for consent sounds retarded. Especially if it's something you do right before the deed happens. Fuck it, what is supposed to happen instead? The bandits kill a few soldiers and look to you, young paladin. Do you consent to their fuckings or will you accept death?

generally, that sort of content isn't good for the health of a game. the "fade to black" for anything significantly traumatic (i.e. describing torture, etc) is of use in which such content is in use. most groups would lean towards no on certain types of content. if one person at the table is uncomfortable with it even if others are, it is best practice to avoid rape content, detailed torture, etc.

>>131403
the "fade to black" for anything significantly traumatic (i.e. describing torture, etc) is of use in which such content is in use.

That is situational. GURPS has a second-by-second approach to resolving strangulation for example.

I'm sure anyone who has been stranged (whether adjacent to a rape or not) considers that traumatic and could be upset by roleplaying it.

On the other hand, breaking it down into pure numerical mechanics probably provides a way of processing it in a less traumatic way than the actual describing of the results of those numbers (his fingers dig into your flesh, your face turns blue) would be.

Strangulation by a mugger can be just as traumatic as being raped in an alley. While I agree that GMs should be tolerant of potentially triggering things, and ask new players if there is any potentially triggering content they should be wary of, I believe it is the player's responsibility to volunteer those guidelines or modify them as play goes forth.

With that in mind, you can resolve ANYTHING with stats. If you can roll dice instead of fade-to-black for defending against strangulation, you can roll dice instead of FTB to defend against rape.

had a dm that did this, the result?
an awful lot of character deaths. Want to be a rogue? you play a melee wizard- then roll again
have a catchphrase, make the death memorable.

Or... play to the opposite of your abilities for fun (and possibly to piss off a super strict DM). Be the kid whose parents trained him to be a cleric, but who always wanted to be a thief, so is really shitty at it.

did you roll those stats on 3d6 or something? take a race with a con bonus and go cleric or druid so you're not totally squishy. if you die with that character, no big. you're likely to roll better especially if you're using 4d6 drop lowest. If i had a player roll like you did, i'd let them just do point buy as phb instead. I see that as the baseline stats for encounter balance.

i like to collect gold coins

silve coins and postal stamps

I like to collect postal stamps from overseas. I have already 200 stamps from European and Asian countries. In future I want to get stamps from Africa. Btw, I found curious fact about that some countries does not use zip codes. For example here https://worldpostalcode.com/egypt/ you can see that Egypt does not use postal codes.

Now in google docs form

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Using the style of the DnD book makes it seem like it's a DnD homebrew. Consider changing.

Your fluff sections and mechanics sections keep swapping between each other. Separate the two.

When going over your core dice mechanic, you immediately go through a list of terms. This makes it harder for someone who isn't already familiar with the system to learn it, and turns them off from it. This might suggest that your core mechanic is too complicated.

Separate point, I think your core mechanic is too involved. Just rolling the dice shouldn't have so much going into it. Also, rolling twice for a single task, especially for one you do every turn in combat, was already bad design in DnD.

Your explanation of Backfire could be massively shortened.

Explode mentions Intensify but doesn't explain what that means. Seems like more unnecessary complication.

Using the subsection names as part of the sentence was weird when I first saw it but a neat stylistic choice.

Under Core Skills, it's not clear what the Strike Types are.
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>>130890
They've been in caretaker mode with no new products for like 5 years now.

Fat Dragon games got a 3D printer and they've been turning out 3D models ever since.

They've pretty much given up on paper models.

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Looking for anything and everything from r-n-w.

>>131053
Oops. Sorry opened the wrong link.... I'm getting "Folder Does Not Exist" on that one.

>>130933
The MEGA folder is ... gone!!
They finlly caught them!!

I WEEP INCONSOLABLY!!

>>131260
fuck, it's apocalypse :( Anyone has other trove link?

Or know some place without pussy-admins? With active share threads?