u/JoeKerr19

I.L: Decided to mess with one of my players.

So i run games on stream, and one of my players decided to do a poll to pick the next DG scenario. due to the time i decided to run The Nightfloors as a one shot (like the og one) but maybe leave it open to continue it somewhere down the line. Thing is, i took his OG Poll and decided to....Well... im now trying to convince him and the rest of the players that this is how the original poll looked like.

The OG Poll

The New One

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u/JoeKerr19 — 9 hours ago
▲ 85 r/rpg

Which games are NOT beginner friendly?

We know theres games and games, theres games that are easy to get into (Such as in D&D) but others that due to either lore or rules are incredibly hard to get into. which ones would these be?

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u/JoeKerr19 — 5 days ago
▲ 2 r/rpg

So i been wanting to run Discworld for a while, but my problem is that i noticed that with comedy games, is very easy for players to loose the plot or to make sessions become a group just saying puns and slowly devolve. how do you handle this?

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u/JoeKerr19 — 7 days ago

I know that the OG nightfloors was a one shot that was later expanded into IL. i got a few players who are curious about it but dont want to commit to the whole lenght of the Impossible Landscapes campaign. So how can i manage it as a one shot and make it satisfying enough for players?

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u/JoeKerr19 — 10 days ago
▲ 89 r/rpg

In your humble opinion, has any enemy or antagonistic force ever disturbed you in a personal level? Not Homebrews but official creations.

personally, the whole concept of the Spectres in Wraith the oblivion makes my skin crawl.

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u/JoeKerr19 — 11 days ago
▲ 10 r/l5r

My main worry is how to keep the pcs from killing each other if they are from different clans. Any suggestions?

I also wish to throw some political intrigue where pcs are willing to go against other lords of their own clans while also protecting their lords.

I'm also very into mysteries, but I know the court system in rokugan values witnesses more than evidence so I'm thinking how to deal with that

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u/JoeKerr19 — 12 days ago
▲ 19 r/rpg

any novel you have enjoyed connected to a ttrpg? not things like "the call of cthulhu for that rpg" but for example: the strahd novel, the delta green novels etc..

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u/JoeKerr19 — 14 days ago

i was watching a video essay on it and i realized "Holy shit. this would be good for a DG OP." so i wonder if anyone knows any scenario inspired by it

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u/JoeKerr19 — 16 days ago