Campaign of Chaos
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Most times I see "Great D&D ideas" posts are scenarios better suited for any game that's not D&D
This would be great in a more free-form, narrative TTRPG
I feel the same, but tell myself that for many people "DnD" is a stand-in for any sort of imagination game. Like people say "kleenex" for tissue or "xerox" for copy.
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This sounds kinda like Mage: The Ascension.
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Is the second post included in the screenshot for some reason I'm not getting?
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Most times I see "Great D&D ideas" posts are scenarios better suited for any game that's not D&D
This would be great in a more free-form, narrative TTRPG
Good fit for Dungeon World.
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Is the second post included in the screenshot for some reason I'm not getting?
I think it's a reference to someone entrenched in the FF universe, probably a fan of D&D campaigns, who is being tongue-in-cheek AT'd
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Most times I see "Great D&D ideas" posts are scenarios better suited for any game that's not D&D
This would be great in a more free-form, narrative TTRPG
wrote last edited by [email protected]This is all expected in the "Powered by the Apocalypse" (PTBA) system and it's spin offs.
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There are a few TTRPGs that let you build a magic system for yourself. The most developed one is called Ars Magica. I recently discovered a newer game called Tattered Magicks that also lets you craft magic for your spellcaster.
D&D is fun, but it's not the only rpg out there
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So... I take it they're not familiar with Mage?
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This sounds kinda like Mage: The Ascension.
Exactly.
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There are a few TTRPGs that let you build a magic system for yourself. The most developed one is called Ars Magica. I recently discovered a newer game called Tattered Magicks that also lets you craft magic for your spellcaster.
D&D is fun, but it's not the only rpg out there
Hell, there's even Kids On Broomsticks, if you're looking for some Calvinball Lite shenanigans.
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So... I take it they're not familiar with Mage?
Man, I need to play this again at some point
Only round I had the chance of playing was a very short round 15 or so years ago at a convention, where I played a character that basically scripted reality around him with code
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Very unconventional, but I'm going to allow it.
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Good fit for Dungeon World.
wrote last edited by [email protected]Man I forgot all about Dungeon World. I think I backed a kickstarter they did a long time ago. Never got around to playing it tho. I'll have to dig it out and see if my game group is interested.
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There are a few TTRPGs that let you build a magic system for yourself. The most developed one is called Ars Magica. I recently discovered a newer game called Tattered Magicks that also lets you craft magic for your spellcaster.
D&D is fun, but it's not the only rpg out there
I spend a Fabula point - do we all agree that red things have resistance against Fire element?
The DM, nodding along fiercely and holding the skull tokens he uses as Ultima points:
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Most times I see "Great D&D ideas" posts are scenarios better suited for any game that's not D&D
This would be great in a more free-form, narrative TTRPG
Would work pretty well in Fabula Ultima
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I kinda like this ribbon idea. It's like flag football but the flag prevents you from being instantly fireballed to the face.
final fantasy accessories make sense now
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So... I take it they're not familiar with Mage?
Nope, I'm not. What is it?
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There are a few TTRPGs that let you build a magic system for yourself. The most developed one is called Ars Magica. I recently discovered a newer game called Tattered Magicks that also lets you craft magic for your spellcaster.
D&D is fun, but it's not the only rpg out there
I feel like people use "D&D" like "Google"
when people say "D&D idea" they generally mean "any TTRPG idea"
and when people say "Google It" they mean "look it up" -
Most times I see "Great D&D ideas" posts are scenarios better suited for any game that's not D&D
This would be great in a more free-form, narrative TTRPG
I feel like people use “D&D” like “Google” when people say “D&D idea” they generally mean “any TTRPG idea” and when people say “Google It” they mean “look it up”
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Quick way to end up with Calvin-ball magic. "Oh, but the red ribbon disintegrates if I toot my wooden whistle, making it doubly weak to fire!"
Presumably you have a limited number of wishes.
