rawb

though tbf, urealms is basically the most infinitely homebrewable game ever

it sjust not balanced

realistcally urealms cant really work on a table top with all your cards laid out so by doing decks i think it works better

its pretty easy to shuffle through 6 cards that are your spells or 6 cards taht are your items

i find it interesting they made the classes the sheets though

so i guess you draw race, then just pick a calss "sheet" up

reverse of how urealms does it

Wow, this looks pretty cool!

At least, from a first impression standpoint. I’ll have to look into it more

oh its lovelive

Hello leg 👋🏻 long time no see

hi

I usually am on here for rob or urealms related stuff nowadays bc I have too much normie shit on my plate these days :p

But ya if its like urealms where it incentivizes making many different characters then perhaps I’ll finally be able to convince my friends to move away from 5e and more towards a urealms style that I like

The thing about urealms I’ve rarely seen is the concept of making so many characters that one day most npcs will just be old characters

And allowing players to choose who they want to play in any given moment based on their favorites

doesn't tabletop usually keep using the same characters until they die?

Ye

that's part of what made urealms cool

when did he fix the death roll system btw i forget?

Ye credit to Rob, I don’t think I’ve seen anything like what he was doing in a lot of facets. And I’m all for it

Define fixed bc some would argue the most recent was bad

like at the start of season 3 it was horrible right

but he fixed that right?

Yeah it was a 1/20 chance always

he fixed it... right?

He fixed it around episode 4 of season 3

When he added brutal death rolls

Those were retarded

Ye but after that he made it better

Where you’d usually only have to roll one if you death rolled like 4 times in a session

The death roll system was already ironed out by late season 2

That was season 2, loveland

Oh really? Wow season 2 really was peak

It went like… 1/20 1/4 1/2 19/20 right

Yeah

He changed that to the infinite 1/20? Weird

I think the only way this can work is if you have a roster of characters waiting

Killing one player off while the rest play is unfun, and shackling them with a shit companion character isn't much better

5% chance death rolls never happen until they do

I mean, I guess the 5% always rule was good for keeping everyone in the game yeah

I was always more understanding that sometimes you just get destroyed really early from bad luck but it was ok because next session would be a new character

But that’s just my playstyle. Its not sustainable

There should be more of a premise of these characters working for some sort of guild or something, play into the expendable nature

I think he should’ve made it so non important npcs would have a higher death roll over time

To avoid situations like that porc justin had living through like 5 very not livable situations

Also idk if you were talking about urealms or the critical roll trrpg but I agree with either

what it should have been was 1/20 and increasing like deadbones enforced on himself in Grand Paladin Order but resetting each combat

idk if he ever properly distinguished mechanics for forced death rolls vs knock out death rolls

dont believe so