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Found this video looking into running a game for my 8yo son and 9yo daughter that found my dice and books. They started looking at stuff and got interested. Excited but nervous about putting something together for them.

Honestly I love the character progression. I like that you have classes but are free to advance skills and use items as needed and that "leveling up" does not freely give you a certain amount of HP and new spells. Progression in DB just feels more natural and organic. My minor gripe with it though is that I do not get why crit fails let you get a level up point. It kind of feels weird and the only reason I can think of is "Wow! I messed up so bad I can only get better from here."

Runequest, Standard BRP, Call of Cthulhu, even Ruin Masters all have magic points and a casting roll. I don't really think Dragonbane is so different. Most settings that I am aware of limit to some degree the number of spell a character can can by Int. I think that D&D and OSR is the odd one out here.

DCC is and always was better than DND 5e. Luckily now we have three ttrpg systems that fit hand in hand and plays like DCC without the funky dice which are D100 Dungeon Mapping Game with A Solo Adventurers Game book, Shadowdark and Scarlet Heroes.

I recently built out a combat ranger character in 5th edition. In playing I realized my numbers and dice were the same as all the other maxed out players. I started seeing 5th edition as 4th edition and thought screw this. Yesterday I played my first DCC game, it was awesome fun.

Great job. Very cool implementation with base color and dry brush technique.

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Great video! Thanks 😊for sharing

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Slaying the Dragon is a terrific book. It's easy to find something about Hasbro and WotC to criticize. Hasbro did save D&D and that counts for something.

Very interesting - thanks for making this!

I'm experiencing heat creep as well on this model and its driving me nuts. So many projects delayed. Do you have any ideas on how to fix it? PLA is basically unprintable now... changing the nozzle doesnt help.

dnd is for newbies ... sofistication (mechanic or narrative) is found elsewhere

What is with the engagement on this video? Have you been canceled recently or something? 1.2k views should have more than 3 comments and 55 likes. Anyway, here's my algorithm appeasement

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Having only read Warhammer stuff . It's blatantly obvious where games workshop got there idea for Nagash from, thanks for the video

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All great choices, I love all of these games however my list looks more like. 1. Shadow of the demon lord 2. Symbaroum 3.zweihander 4.shadow dark 5. Forbidden lands Etc I don't wanna fill up a comment with my whole collection XD Needles to say I like ttrpgs.

Crown & Skull: No hit points. Instead, you cross-off a random skill or piece of equipment from your limited inventory. Hardcore as it gets.

Harn Master by Columbia Games

Dnd is garbage !! Let it buuuurrrnnnnnnn lets go!!!

I recomend Heart: the city beneath

Kickass video! I've been getting into Dungeon World myself, and I'm glad to see it getting some love.

Hyperborea is a fun marriage of system and setting. Powerful spells; powerful fighters; over 20 flavorful classes. A humano-centric pulp setting with a lot of influence from HP Lovecraft. Robert E Howard, Clark Ashton Smith all based on 1eAd&d. The system has a neat melee critical rules it give chunkier crits to fighters and similar classes, but more forgiving critical fails. While weaker crits for mages and their similar classes and less forgiving critical fails.

I doubt it’ll happen but it’d be really cool if some bg3 characters show up

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All good, and a number of which I have yet to play! I love Numenera as well, everything is simple. Low Fantasy Gaming handles luck in a way that builds dread the longer an adventure continues.

1. Icrpg 2. Ose 3. Basic fantasy 4. Black hack 5. Cortex og 6. AFMBE 7. Fantasy Age 8. Call of Cthulhu chaosium 9. Mork Borg 10. Maze rats

I already play Shadowdark and a PbtA game, but now I want to also experimentally add some of these praised traits to my 5e game, like some rolls being PbtA "benefit-or-complication" rather than "success-or-failure", Dragonbane's rallying, and exploding damage dice.

Great video thanks for this!

Palladium Fantasy. Their combat system is amazing!

I disagree D&D rules these other games are not that great .

SHADOW OF THE DEMON LORD should definitely be on your list. It's (mulit-)class system is brilliant. CROWN AND SKULL is great too. There is no 'to hit' roll, damage is rolled immediately. And instead of hit points characters do lose skills and/or equipment. Very interesting mechanic.

What, no GURPS? The Generic Universal RolePlaying System. If you want to grow beyond the Fantasy genre, GURPS will let build whatever you want. th-cam.com/play/PLqckpAfDuMM8XEVuncbGtV5U_4GPcdkyK.html

I'm a game mechanics nerd. I love when games have unique approaches and use the mechanics to facilitate them. All the ones you mention are great examples of this. I played WHFRP long ago, and the first thing I fell in love with was that career system. It's brilliant and I've never seen anything else like it. Same with the Flashback from BITD. It's perfect for the heist concept and as far as I know totally original to that game.

You can addany of these thibgs to a d&d worlds. There not mechsnics.

My favorite TTRPG's and systems: 1-Cypher(generic), 2-Teenagers From Outer Space(anime), 3-Gamma World 4E(not based on D&D 4E)(post apocalyptic), 4-All Flesh Must be Eaten(zombie), 5-Battlelords of the 23rd Century(sci-fi), 6-Pathfinder 1E(fantasy), 7-5E(fantasy), 8-Palladium system(generic), 9-AD&D(fantasy), 10-Shadow of the Demon Lord(sci-fantasy/horror) and 11-Star Frontiers(sci-fi)

I'd add !3th Age with its escalation mechanic and Fantasy AGE with its stunt mechanic to the list.

I have two great games that didn’t get mentioned. Conan: Adventures in an Age Untold by Modiphius is a great sword and sorcery game that delves deep into Hyborea with every book and was made in conjunction with the group that manages the canon for Conan. The downside is that it’s no longer in publication because Modiphius unfortunately lost the license. The other is The Dark Eye by Ulisses Spiel. The Dark Eye (Das Schwarze Auge in Germany) is a dark and gritty game that appears bright and hopeful. The great thing about it is the sheer customization of complexity that you can get. Surface level the game seems a lot more complex than it actually is, but runs smoother than silk when you get used to it. You can then add levels of focus rules here and there to increase granularity and complexity as you feel like it.

DUCKS! How can you list RuneQuest yet give the 'credit' for Ducks to Dragonbane?! :D Both Dragonbane & Pendragon are based off the RuneQuest rules system.