If balanced encounters are your thing then that seems to be the hard part to me. PF2e mechanics were really good at that, IMO. That, and ensuring that player progression is balanced

Hardly a controversial take if you follow NSR / OSR. But hard agree.

The main thing: Linux

I'll always plug 3d6 Down The Line
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Well, it seems to me it would really depend on the design goals of the ttrpg. Crunchy or fast and light? Combat as sport or war? Is combat central (tactical war games, pathfinder et al), or 'failure mode' OSR style, or what?

It's been fun developing it, but a fair bit left to do still.

Oh you are so right!

Well...shit.

Wild!

Thanks! The post itself was a bit slapdash, and closely followed a conversation we had on the 3d6DTL discord.

1. Make a DragonLance movie, one for each book.
2. Reconfigure DnD rules to encompass a range of play, for desired crunch level (from DM is god) to (a rule for every conceivable action, a la pf2e)
3. Explicitly make rules hackable on their DND online platforms via community plugin system.

Then find yourself a table!!

Nice. I only got to DM two sessions of that, but it went well.. the players burned the roof off the guard house at the gates sending fire arrows down from the cliffs. Lol

Which mega dungeon if I could ask?