halflings - All weapons are S sized?

So a warhammer is 1d6?

System?

pathfinder

> A weapon's size category isn't the same as its size as an object. Instead, a weapon's size category is keyed to the size of the intended wielder. In general, a light weapon is an object two size categories smaller than the wielder, a one-handed weapon is an object one size category smaller than the wielder, and a two-handed weapon is an object of the same size category as the wielder.

thx

From this page.

it's snowing....

it was over 70 yesterday...

Anyone know if there is any supported 5e adventures for levels 15-20 once you finish Rise of Tiamat?

hahaha. someone on worldbuilding is talking about trying to figure out a magivore, i.e. a creature that eats magic, and wants feedback on an idea they haven't seen before in stories: a magivore that's a bacteria or virus, and spreads like the cold and impairs magic users' abilities to do magic.

first comment is

@waxeagle thats crazy

I'm super busy with school right now and dont have time to write an adventure

@MC_Hambone nothing published yet

dang it

best way to be a magivore is to just eat the wizards

Plus elemental evil doesnt come out for a month right? apr 30?

ahh nvm apr 7

@MC_Hambone wotc philosophy right now is just to build the campaigns to their end then move on. Don't think we'll see anything more for that storyline

Woo...roommate just gave me a 95 edition of the AD&D PHB

@doppelgreener I'm sure I've seen that before. Somewhere.

@DavidWilkins 1995? The black-bordered one?

@SevenSidedDie yep, thats the one

It is very used, but intact

@DavidWilkins That was my first PHB that I actually owned myself. I will never understand how that guy's ribcage works.

Haha

I love the forward/warning

Oh...I think this is a first printing

@DavidWilkins Could be. This revision/"edition" was late in the 2e era. RPGGeek only lists two printings.

Cool. Unlike my 5e PHB which is I think 9th printing

@DavidWilkins Really?! I didn't realise they'd gone through so many already.

Yeah, I am guessing really small runs

I'm just going by the numbers on the bibliography page, and me education thereon could be flawed

This is not alarming.

Anyone have experience with Aces & Eights?

No, wait, that's the wrong game. Didn't Kenzer & Co do a flying aces game?

I must be misremembering, since I don't see anything like that on their site.

Hmp. TSR's Dawn Patrol is the only thing I can find that's even vaguely a flying-ace RPG. Grognaria's retrospective indicates it has roleplaying elements, but not complete enough to be considered a full RPG today. It sound like it could be used as the structural framework of an RPG, but you'd have to pair it with another ruleset to provide out-of-plane rules.

Yeah, I'm not familiar with anything that covers the dogfighting aspect in as much detail as the questioner requires that is also a roleplaying game either

@Phil I think Dawn Patrol + some other RPG (in the tradition of AD&D calling for a game of Outdoor Survival as its wilderness exploration subsystem) would do the job. But I haven't done it, and I haven't found anyone's experience doing it online that I could cite. (Apparently AD&D's famously/oddly complicated flight rules are because they're directly drawn from Dawn Patrol.)

@SevenSidedDie I've never seen the AD&D flight rules, just 3.5 and 5e's

@Shalvenay The complexities in 3.5e's aerial combat can be blamed on AD&D.

haha

Oh, found two more RPGs. One in Spanish, though: Dogfight [Spanish] (English review) and In Harm's Way: Aces In Spades.

And I think that's it. If someone's played these, or can dig up an Actual Play to base an answer on, I think we can properly answer that question with Good Subjective.

I'm filing this away for later use.

Oh gosh, I swear I checked that recent question for tags and saw none, so I posted a rather confused comment asking for the system or setting to be stated. Then I realized it was tagged all along, so... [puts comment out of its misery]

These things do happen.