u/Zackiboi7

Let's say I have a particular franchise or genre I want to play as a ttrpg, how do I find a good ttrpg for it? Yes I could google, yes I could ask in this subreddit, but both of those will usually end up the same way. With me having a list of around 10 different ttrpgs that I know nothing of. What do I do from there? How do I know which of the many ttrpgs I should try? A lot of ttrpgs that I've played before would've required reading quite a decent bit of the rules before you get a good understanding of the game and it's level of crunch, and unless it's a really popular game, finding a short description is rare. So do I just have to read through, or at least partially read through 10 different rulebooks? And what if I'm looking for multiple different ttrpgs? That starts adding up and I don't have the time or energy to read through 30 different ttrpgs.

Is there a better way?

No free tier with a paid plan, just completely free with everything unlocked from the get go.

Edit: one of the main reasons I don't like free tiers is because they almost always limit the amount of rooms you can have and I frequently like to run multiple campaigns simultaneously, so I'd like as few limits on that as possible.

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So I have this image but I want to save each hexagon as a separate image. The hexagons are all cut, so the image is cut into separate hexagons, but is there any way to save each hexagon as a different image? Sure, I could mark each hexagon one-by-one but that'd take a long time, especially if I want to do this with a larger image and more hexagons in the future.

Are there any romance manga/anime that take place in a medieval fantasy setting? And I mean one that's primarily a romance above anything else, not something with romance as a subgenre.

And I mean trailer, not the teaser that's currently out.

I have got a number of people who are interested in playing dnd, and originally I was just going to have them play in a campaign, but I've got a number of campaigns going already and it'll be a while before I can fit another one. So I was thinking of just doing one-shots. Two problems.

1. I have no idea where to find one-shots

2. Even if I do, I don't know which ones are good for new players.

I saw some people in other posts mention a wild sheep chase, but that ones level 4-5, right? Is it still considered beginner friendly?

Afaik, the new steam controller can only be used with steam. Does adding 2xko to steam as a non-steam game and launching it via steam allow you to use the controller?