My OGL-based sites, which have free and legal access to third-party rules content:
D&D 5E: https://t.co/UI2qQHMPzU
Pathfinder 1E: https://t.co/cpXA4YHiMD
@LoLotusVT What was the phrase I heard... "the problem with wearing rose-colored glasses is that all the red flags just look like flags"? Either way, it sounds like it was beneficial for you, so I'm glad!
The TTRPG industry deserves quality journalism - goodness knows we've seen some wild things happen. For that reason, I'm looking forward to seeing what Liz Codega (and others) will be doing at Rascal.
https://t.co/Jq7gerUV5Z
Been experimenting with a dice pool system to adapt one of my favorite games. Affecting chances for success rates, and multiple successes, ultimately feels very different than flat increases/decreases to a roll.
I've read a lot of terrific #dnd material recently from publishers large and small. After noticing a lot of common glitches, I compiled a list of tips to consider when editing D&D content. (If you ever apply to WotC and are asked to take the editorial test, pay attention!) A🧵
@IdeaFactoryIntl Peashy has become a teenager. Though a bit rebellious, she still has a good relationship with Neptune. The integration of Leanbox with the PC market pushes each nation to acquire more Makers to get exclusives. The underlying plot commentary is that competition makes better games.
This is relevant to my interests: https://t.co/bJOU16n3C9. I wish @PromethiumBooks all the best in this - and if the licensor agrees, would love to offer wiki help.