Set Sail for the Stars!
#MyCosmicJourneyWithNikkes went like this!
Take the test and find out what will happen in your space exploration with Nikkes in the unknown universe!
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@onyxicca WoW doesn't need more playable races (and I'm willing to sacrifice potential Tuskarr and Naga for this).
Priests shouldn't be able to wear/use/transmog plate and swords just because Anduin does.
Every class should not be available to every race (though many can be).
@RpgMatch I'll aim to optomise my character's stats, but not to the level of minmaxing. But I usually like to give them at least one poor stat. My Hexblade, for example, has 9 WIS, one of the most important saves in 5E, but 18 CHA. I have this reflect in RP by having him be an 1/2
@_pathfindertom_ I played Andromeda about a year after its release and thought it was solid. I liked the premise, loved the exploration, and enjoyed the combat. The characters were on the weaker side but fine. Being someone that had to earn respect rather than having it at the start was neat, too
@lonelytiefling Warcraft is particularly bad about that. High/Blood elves can live over 3,000 years, but seem to have incredibly short memories. The Horde attempted to genocide them, and then some 20 years later, joined them with little argument. People IRL complain about things that 1/2
@WarMachineX0@RpgMatch The risk-leaning aspect is one part of it that drew my attention, since I see my setting as, "grounded," but not, "characters die every other session," deadly, and it's easier to guide Savage Worlds through the themes of my setting than DnD or Pathfinder.