What fascinates me about that aspect (looking at mundane objects and thinking "How could we use this?") is something I always loved doing in various elfgames, and encouraged when GMing, but is widely memed and often harshly criticized. I wonder why it doesn't carry over? 🤔

my brain keeps reading corpslayers like it's coach z trying to say cosplayers

Wait, your cousin graduated in her 60s?

Anyway, I hate with the fury of a thousand suns the thought of playing a TTRPG where your abilities are only endpoints ("arrive in this space") and the concept of whether you teleported or snuck is nothing more than Flavor Text, BUT if that's what you agreed to then that's what you agreed to.

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HASHTAG FREE TROLL

I am confused and humbly request explanation

I wrote this a while back, summarizing some things that caught my attention while reading through it:

unboxedcereal.blogspot.com/2024/08/swor...

I don't know, but here's a data point:

Sword World 2.5, the most popular fantasy RPG in Japan, has tables you have to reference for every single damage roll.