cor-caroli.bsky.social
your favorite dungeon master's dungeon master. | rhythm games, tabletop rpgs, singing, mixology | rules are not guidelines | timing is everything | i block a lot | 30+
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That's weird! Seems like they block some public ISP addresses then
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do you use vpn? reddit blocks a lot of known addresses.
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Playing games as intended is playing it using its rules and agenda, and they don't do that 🤷♀️
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But SOMETIMES luck favors him, because when his attacks land, he oneshots everyone, thanks to Runic Weapon
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And it's not like he's got bad stats or we don't use things that can turn the tide; it's just his dice always fall on single digits
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I've ran around 20 sessions during beta, and while it's a bridge from trad games to something more narrative (see: PbtA, FitD), it's not just D&D with lighter rules. Daggerheart isn't played in a 'DM tells everything and players react to everything' way.
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I put it on a little saucer?? Honey jars aren't that big
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yeah, like 30sec @ 600W to help it melt??
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you first need to pick it off, and that's why you melt it, because it's a fucking BLOCK
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i'm debating whether i want to install dating apps just to meet new people lmao
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i feel like the only reliable people to talk to irl for me are bartenders from the places i frequent, and it's definitely not healthy; most of my friends left my country and don't plan on returning, and we're dispersed all around the globe :(
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D&D is not a good introductory game for anyone apart from computer RPG crowd.
For kids there are things like Tiny Dungeons, which are waaaay easier to learn.
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€18 is pretty steep for me right now especially if I couldn't find any players willing to try this one :( if it had a quick start, I would definitely read it
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99% of my games run online, so sadly this won't do, but I'll check it out in the case some of my players would be down to play IRL!
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Pitching this one to my community right now ;)
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how else would you melt the honey to actually use it
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I understand what you mean by 'any RPG can do that' and agree wholeheartedly, but please bear in mind Daggerheart isn't PbtA or a similar game -- it's more of a bridge for D&D players and AP watchers. It puts narrative features forward in its description, but it's still approachable for trad players
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Second page has background questions and connections. Also, a number of cards and actions won't work until you establish a relevant scene in the narrative, like 'describe how you uplift the spirits of your teammate and gain hope' and not just 'gain hope'.
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@akirrrra.bsky.social @sodaramimech.bsky.social вы вот *это* фолловите, если что
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remembered someone's life goals yesterday: 'i'm gonna hit the gym, i'm gonna stay sober, i'm gonna eat properly to outlive them, and i'm gonna sign up to dance classes so i'll dance on their graves'
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Scum and Villainy is basically a Star Wars game without a license plate.
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чихающий коллега ПОШОЛ НАХУЙ
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These games also taught me to state consequences before the roll in case they aren't obvious, like 'we know you're gonna persuade them sooner or later, but let's see how this person will feel about this tomorrow ;)'
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I love PbtA/BitD games, so B all the way. Rolling to hit might bring a lot of interesting complications, but rolling low damage often undermines work you've brought to the to hit roll.
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great snack
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hi!!!!!!!!
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sent you a dm on boosty!!
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Nah, people in general don't pay as much attention as you would think ;) It's not bad, it's just how people are.
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I would buy a Switch 2 if DS3 would be its exclusive.
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>players who didn't pick up on clues
That's... normal? Every game master running investigation games worth their salt will tell you that. Clues should be obvious or even be given automatically.
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You’re hearing the exact same track from the trailer, played back on my real Sega Megadrive.
No emulation. No filters. No audio processing. Just pure YM2612+SN76496.🎶
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You're one of the few people on this website whose profiles I check to be sure not to miss anything. ♥
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My last two D&D campaigns were structured as a series of one shots. Not in a sense of monster of the week or different adventures every time -- it was mostly about pacing. I wanted every session to have meaningful scenes because we're all adults. It worked flawlessly.
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и крабик тоже!
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Daggerheart didn't do anything new for me, but it quickly became my go-to fantasy system for conventions and one shots with newbies. It has everything they need.
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Relocating actions to cards instead of a character sheets still lets players build their characters, but it's more beautiful, more understandable, more clean. You character sheet is a place to mark HP and put links with other players, your cards are your abilities.
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It faces forward to the players, especially to newbies; to those who always wanted to play, but could only watch action plays; to those who became disenchanted with the hegemon.
Its GM chapter is one of the best I've seen. It teaches you how to run the game and teaches a lot of great things.
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It still carries the distinctive feeling of heroic fantasy, but with way less crunch; it doesn't force dungeon structure of playing; it mostrly adheres to PbtA agenda; it repeatedly drills 'use common sense' into the reader.