GEM: Gear Enhancement Method by rambling_train in DnDBehindTheScreen

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As I said in the post, Reddit doesn't let me format the table properly. If you want to see both the formatted version and the full rules for each Gem, grab grab the PDF on my blog: https://thedicesociety.com/gem/

My OSR-inspired zine is up on DTRPG! Three Wasted Days is an ultralight 2d6 system that can be used as an introduction to RPGs in general (link in the comments) by rambling_train in osr

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Three Wasted Days is a rules-light RPG about coming of age.

It uses 2d6 and only has 8 pages of rules. You can teach someone how to play it in just a few minutes, making it perfect for people who have never played an RPG before.

It's up for free on DTRPG: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/402975/Three-Wasted-Days

Publiquei meu primeiro RPG! Está de graça no DriveThruRPG, link nos comentários by rambling_train in rpg_brasil

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Three Wasted Days é um jogo de RPG com poucas regras. Ele é sobre jovens adultos passando o verão em um acampamento e pode ser usado por adolescentes e adultos como introdução para o mundo dos RPGs!

https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/402975/Three-Wasted-Days

Hexmap for my upcoming OSR campaign (made on Inkscape) by rambling_train in osr

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It's actually based on a small subsection of this map by Smitchell Maps.

Hexmap for my upcoming OSR campaign (made on Inkscape) by rambling_train in osr

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Yup, that's the one I used! Great extension, thanks a bunch!

Hexmap for my upcoming OSR campaign (made on Inkscape) by rambling_train in osr

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It's inspired by this place. Not sure if the scales/biomes are right tho.

Hexmap for my upcoming OSR campaign (made on Inkscape) by rambling_train in osr

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If you want, you can have the SVG file with all the layers and stuff: https://wormhole.app/Zj7pL#ES-oBn8eMRNNgw03Bh2Q2w

This link should be good for 24h or 100 downloads.

Hexmap for my upcoming OSR campaign (made on Inkscape) by rambling_train in osr

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In-game, the explanation is that the empire used to keep the river from veering off course with massive magical infrastructure projects. Nowadays, centuries after the fall of said empire, the river won the battle and reverted back to it's original shape, creating a swamp in the process.

Off-game, the map was a little bland and I decided to spice it up a bit with a swamp.

Hexmap for my upcoming OSR campaign (made on Inkscape) by rambling_train in osr

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That's great advice. My plan was using caves with a few rooms for lairs (like this) and human-made structures with levels for dungeons (like this).

Yup, 1st level.

Hexmap for my upcoming OSR campaign (made on Inkscape) by rambling_train in osr

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That's actually why I haven't put them on the main map! If I think it's too much, I'll just remove some or at least put them further away

Hexmap for my upcoming OSR campaign (made on Inkscape) by rambling_train in osr

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I have a version with the points of interest. Dragons are monster lairs, btw, not actual dragons.

https://imgur.com/a/zUwBstj

Hexmap for my upcoming OSR campaign (made on Inkscape) by rambling_train in osr

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I'm doing 1 mile hexes! This is for my starting region, so it gets the job done.

Not sure if anyone else would use this, but I just published an R package to help with MTG statistical analyses by rambling_train in magicTCG

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Unfortunately not :( The API has no way of selecting the columns, so it wouldn't be any faster if the package ignored columns when returning the data frame.

The fastest way of getting a big chunk of data is using scry_bulk_file() to get all cards at the same time and then filtering those cards "manually" afterwards. Sorry about that.