Mid-tier, I'd say. 😉

But a wiki is only a problem if you expect the players to read it all.

For me, as a GM, this can easily mean more stress since I now need to incorporate player ideas into the setting which might not mesh with my own plans.

Im großen und ganzen mochte ich die Politik von Merkel nicht, aber ich habe sie immer respektiert.

Was ich von Merz nicht behaupten kann.

Done. Thanks for the suggestion!

Ich halte Imperialismus für grundsätzlich schlecht, auch wenn er mal nicht von den Amerikanern kommt.

Daß viele auf der linken politischen Seite unfähig sind, russischen Imperialismus als solchen zu erkennen, ist für mich unglaublich frustrierend.

Darauf antworte ich mit Art. 14 (2) des Grundgesetzes:

"Eigentum verpflichtet. Sein Gebrauch soll zugleich dem Wohle der Allgemeinheit dienen."

Also, wie halten wir es denn mit der Vermögenssteuer?

From what I gather, there were actually fewer accidents under this system than with the ladders.

There's even one still in operation, at Sankt Andreasberg where it's used for maintenance at the local hydroelectric power plant installed in the former mine shaft.

It's a book reviewing/organizing site, similar to Goodreads - but noncommercial, distributed, and part of the Fediverse.

I will buy any Sine Nomine Publishing books unseen for their amazing worldbuilding tools, but I'm not particularly fond of OSR rules as a whole. I can deal with D&D 5E or Pathfinder 2E, but beyond that I have little interest in level-and-class systems.

Truly, a scenario to warm the shriveled heart of any veteran GM.

Viele deutsche Medien kommen einfach nicht mit einer faschistischen Machtübernahme in den USA klar.

I rarely have buyer's regret for TTRPG products, but Carcosa ranks high on that list. The "Sorcerous Rituals" section is maybe worst - do we really need a detailed list of how sorcerers sacrifice humans to work their magic? Not to mention one ritual ("Consign to the Lightless Lake") where the sorcerer actually rapes his victim.

I will never buy anything from Geoffrey McKinney again.

The author isn't wrong, and such issues are worth thinking about when either running campaigns or doing #ttrpg worldbuilding. At the very least, dungeon inhabitants tend to be people or creature who live in this marginal environment because they were pushed away from more fertile regions (such as the fertile surface lands typically inhabited by player character ancestries).

Even if you do use some of this default structure, it's worth introducing some scenes and elements that could make the PCs (and the players) think: "Hold on, are we actually the good guys here?"

Well, paying more for stuff is never fun, but the profit margins in the RPG industry are razor thin as it is. Both the employees of Paizo and their freelancers have mouths to feed, and I can understand why they do it.

I'll continue to buy their stuff as before.

Yeah, but why should I be the one to do it, and not the company?

Also, ich könnte viel über Merkel sagen, aber "dumm" ist sie nicht. Alleine schon daß sie es in der Männer-dominierten CDU bis an die Spitze gebracht hat und so lange Kanzlerin blieb zeigt von ihrer Intelligenz.

Mein Problem mit ihr war, daß sie dem Land 16 Jahre Stillstand besorgt hat. Aber man sollte ihre Intelligenz auf keinen Fall unterschätzen.

Pathfinder 2E has a very similar power curve as D&D 5E. In fact, it might even be worse for Brancalonia as characters basically get their level as a flat bonis on everything.

Sorry, I accidentally deleted the link to the article. You should be able to check it out now!

An addendum: I just discovered the SRD for Level Up: Advanced 5E by EN Publishing. And the document for NPCs does have simplified stat blocks which include spell descriptions for many NPCs!

Seoni, the "Iconic Sorcerer" from the Pathfinder RPG.