u/pauloft0

Might be a dumb question, but why do many rpgs use hex grids for world maps and square grids for dungeon maps? Why not use the same pattern on both, or maybe the other way around?

Todas as áreas de conhecimento humano vão dar saltos em qualidade nos próximos anos, desde a medicina até o desenvolvimento de jogos. A IA vai tirar o atrito do mercado, se depender só dela tudo vai ficar mais barato e acessível.

Quem acha o contrário vive em Nárnia e tá sendo manipulado por uma grande mídia com medo de ficar mais obsoleta do que já é.

Minha cunhada corinthiana ta querendo ir ao jogo no domingo. Tem algum lugar da arquibancada que dê pra ela ir comigo usando camisa do Cortinas?

Even google and Chatgpt didn't help me with my research so I turn you you fellow redditors.

I remember it used cards as a resolution mechanic. Each PC has I think 3 attributes, each keyed to a color. There's a deck of cards with various marvel characters illustrations and each with a colored border linked to a PC attribute.

I remember it being very improv-like with almost all narrative with cards as resolution.

Do any of you guys know what I'm talking about?, I live in Brazil, if that's important.

Edit: In the cards I think there was only a colored border, an illustration and a single numeric value which was added to your stat. If color matched the stat, something cool happened. Was almost like a marvelskinned standard deck of cards, with attribute colors as suites.

I mean, two of our main characters were chinese. Was it big in china?