I love diceless systems, actually. Some of the most fun I've ever had was in diceless games (or dice-using games with some adoption of diceless mechanics). I wouldn't underestimate them. A faulty com… (View Post)

I'm not talking about actually being in the venue loudly protesting the speaker. I'm talking about protests that happen outside during the event. (View Post)

This is to faulty comparisons what singularities are to gravity wells. It has an event horizon beyond which nothing of value could possibly escape. Also, while randomness might to you represent a thi… (View Post)

There is nothing wrong with protesting speakers, period. Protests are an exercise of free speech. You don't get to say "this guy gets free speech but those people do not." I mean that's exa… (View Post)

Saving throws are fine. They represent a series of factors that impact one's ability to resist the adverse effects of poison, magic, etc. Would D&D be better if "save or die" becomes &q… (View Post)