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Great sure but what edition of D&D is this
CR means it's 3E or later.
Yeah, CR is gay. Imagine thinking someone planned out the world to be fair to your character
You know what CR was before they had CR? Don’t fucking go too deep, and when you meet a monster, parley or run
That’s real CR
You know what CR was before they had CR? Don’t fucking go too deep, and when you meet a monster, parley or run
That’s real CR
Back in the day it was expected that you'd reroll all the time because characters were dying.
Modern D&D caters to theater kids who want to tell an epic story. You're not allowed to kill their characters with a surprise umber hulk.
Modern D&D caters to theater kids who want to tell an epic story. You're not allowed to kill their characters with a surprise umber hulk.
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@theshortbus @s2208 it's different and both types are fun. The problem with modern TT is not that the play style is gay, the players are.
Making ridiculous characters and sticking to the bit for three months can be really fun. That said, I'm mostly over modern DnD at this point. I prefer OSR games and odd settings. One of my groups is doing Achtung Cthulhu during WWII now (as the good guys though)
Making ridiculous characters and sticking to the bit for three months can be really fun. That said, I'm mostly over modern DnD at this point. I prefer OSR games and odd settings. One of my groups is doing Achtung Cthulhu during WWII now (as the good guys though)