u/MrSquiggles88

Had a thought while going through the core.

I'm a fan of degrees of success, and I like the way that the one ring has them with the 6's etc.

But I was thinking, why is there not a choice instead of fail outright, a success with a complication.

Perhaps rolling a fail, but getting at least one 6 (elvish rune) on a success die could give a player an option of still succeeding, but with a complication.

Maybe their foot get sticks in a tree root, and now their defense is -1d or something.

Seems like an easy addition, however it would affect things.

Combats may go quicker on both sides.

Let me know your thoughts, do you think it's worth to add, or not really needed?

I enjoy homebrewing things, but when I think about homebrewing a magic item, like let's say a flaming sword, I feel like there's not much point.

My players can already shoot lasers from their hands, warp reality, teleport from shadow to shadow...

Magic items just don't seem necessary with all of that, which I do feel a little disappointed about.

Would love a version of the hope and fear system that wasn't so super powered

This seems to be out everywhere

Just getting into the game and would love to grab the expansion

Any news of when a new print run would be?

Hi, I'm hoping this group can help with making a social environment.

My players are entering a village of nomadic halflings who ride dinosaurs. These ones actually have their town built on the backs of some really big dinosaurs I'm calling side backs.

Anyway, there's a celebration going on, halflings tell stories by the fire.

The players are wanting to meet with the halflings leader. I want an environment to enhance this.

I have a few ideas.

A countdown of time vs interest. Players can increase interest by telling stories by the fires. If they get interest high enough they are invited to meet the leader.

Probably some hecklers.

Looking for other suggestions

Thankyou