@DampeS8N I'm not picky. Even just the option to save to & load from a .txt file would be fine, though admittedly that really raises the temptation to do a little save-state hacking. Or something like old video games, before you could save on the cartridge, where it would give you a code to enter to load your progress? I'm not sure how long a string you would need; presumably you would need to look into how to best compress the necessary information.
It's rather curious. They're going to have massive plot-lines, which will be reflected in everything from adventure paths to fiction to minis to the MMO. It's the "content" to the system's framework.
Before, the system was the real selling point, with adventures and settings off to the wayside (at least that's my perception of it).
That's how it happens, though: outer planes are rarely the focal point of a campaign, which means they're left to default settings when interactions do occur. Hence, the Great Wheel.
I just want you to consider what a material focus of "two platinum rings, worn by caster and target" means to a cleric who's adventuring with a lone PC and accompanied by her parents.
Interestingly, I made her domain selections before I learned that both domains grant that particular spell, so she will have that specific spell to cast each day, with no choice in the matter except to let the spell slot go to waste.
I am looking for experience, techniques and feedback from GMs / players who have played/mastered a character who has a big handicap, like being completely blind, or mute.
Some of my players asked me to play that kind of character, and even though I think it can be a very interesting experience, ...
I agree. It's an interesting issue, but as a question it's just too big.
I'm looking over the Most Upvoted Questions list on RPG.se, and am glad to note that they're mostly system-agnostic questions, which means the D&D bias isn't overwhelming on the site. Though occasionally you have odd system-specific questions cropping up, like "How to steal a Star Destroyer".
This is a really interesting issue to discuss, but as a Stack Exchange question it's far too broad for useful answers. The possible system and playstyle variants that would have to be accounted for could turn a good answer into a small book! If you have a specific challenge you're facing on this topic, please tell us about it (system, group playstyle, etc) and we'll try to give useful answers. If you just want to talk about the concept abstractly, other RPG forums or the rpg.se chat would be a better place for that. — BESW16 secs ago
So, I was looking for a picture to use on the "Pride" weakness card in Storium, and I found this:
@BESW This suddenly reminded me of an old text file that was shared from BBS to BBS in the old days, a set of silly AD&D spells. It included a spell called "Change Elf", after the same typo.
It also included my favorite, "Drawmij's Instant Death": > Wherever he is, whatever he's doing, Drawmij dies instantly. He's getting sick and tired of this spell and the ever-increasing costs of resurrection spells.
@InbarRose You stopped playing when the edition came out that defined the beginning of Modern. I am pretty sure you could not be more officially old school.
@Metool Every leader has a "let someone else spend a healing surge" power with multiple uses per encounter. It's not always the primary focus of the class, but every leader can do it.
@Aaron Well the general idea is to avoid ever linking to anything external. But if you're going to link to something external, Drive is going to be one of the longer lasting options.
If your answer ceases to answer the question when all the links die, that is when it is a no-no.
That is what I thought as well. I would add them if I could select more then one row at once. But google docs won't let me ctrl click to select multiple rows.
If someone comments on my doc I get notified right?