by committed hero

GrimoireOfJank wrote:

I'm chill with rolling to decide if it's something like in Pendragon where the whole system is built around it.

Ars Magica was my introduction to modifiers like this. It was especiallly helpful in troupe play when I had to run an unfamiliar character.

by sdonohue

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by SlikkRikk

Dang it Lord Bow, you’re going to stir the anger pot with those lowball offers.

by Ugavine

An item RPG Item: Doctor Who: Adventures in Time and Space – The Roleplaying Game (10th Doctor) has been added to the geeklist 27 April 2026: How did your RPG session(s) go this week?

by chuckdee68

It varies, but its not usual that we play mixed groups. As of late, we don't really play with alignments as much as shades of a spectrum, so it hasn't really come up much. Good people make terrible decisions and terrible people make good decisions.

by drb1004

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ThroughTheDeckGlass wrote:

Did this encounter take place "on a warm summer's evening, on a train bound to nowhere"? Never mind "They'll be time enough for missions, when the distraction's done."

Maybe not, but I definitely think the best Forest can hope for, as a Troubleshooter, is to die in his sleep!

by robbbbbb

In my misspent youth I thought that playing evil characters would be cool and interesting because they're edgy and interesting. Boy, was I wrong.

It's a lot more fun and interesting to play characters who are loyal to their compatriots and willing to sacrifice for the good of the group.

by ThroughTheDeckGlass

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Did this encounter take place "on a warm summer's evening, on a train bound for nowhere"? Never mind "They'll be time enough for missions, when the distraction's done." Too bad he didn't "find a keycard that he could keep", but maybe he'll learn "when to run".