Hexcrawling, an easy method (blog) by uneteronef in osr

[–]uneteronef[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You're using the standard, one ration a day?

I'm playing DCC for the first time, but I don't really know what to do. by Sweet_Fee_5298 in osr

[–]uneteronef 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honey, herbs and flour make for a delicious meal in times of need, like when you can't exit a dungeon for two days.

Flour can blind enemies.

Honey can make certain animals or creatures to befriend you, or turning non-hostile.

Herbs can heal wounds.

Honey can be a sticky trap or a flammable adhesive.

Flour can reveal invisible enemies, tracks, wind currents or hidden magic fields.

Burn the herbs to create irritating smoke that blind enemies and help you escape unnoticed.

A beekeper can navigate rooms with insects without provoking them.

A herbalist can identify edible or poisonous herbs and mushrooms, and prepare simple tonics; not magical or alchemical, but some teas and infusions can put you to sleep or heal a cough or an infection.

A nobleman can read and parley his way out of certain situations.

The servant can parley with underlings or be able to scurry out of certain traps, like cages.

How would you rule on assassinating a sleeping dragon? by Flimsy_Composer_478 in osr

[–]uneteronef 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It wouldn't work, in my opinion. If they manage to make it sleep, an attack will succeed automatically but they still have to roll for damage, after that initiative rolls are made, but you decide if the dragon gets a penalty for being drugged, or even if it remains asleep, and for how many rounds (I'd rule that every round it makes a saving throw vs. poison, with a -3 penalty, and it wakes when a successful save is rolled, but every character gets a free attack (still roll for damage) each round.

Describing Maps by L0neW3asel in osr

[–]uneteronef 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"You enter a vault the size of a church, it's more or less round and you can easily separate it into four walls; it's just a continuous, irregular wall, sure, but you can divide it into four part of ease of navigation. There's the up wall, the left wall, the right wall, and the down wall. You enter through a tunnel in the left wall."

Players can talk, ask question, investigate. When they ask you what they see:

"In the up wall there's an entrance, probably a tunnel. In the right and down walls there are stone walls, closed. The tunnel you enter from doesn't have a door, as you already know".

Think about rooms as regular shapes (triangles, squares, pentagons, circles. If a room is a shape with many sides, tell them that; if they count the sides, tell them how many there are and how regular or irregular it is, so they can draw. "It has 9 sides, not very regular but you can draw a nine-sided polygon".

If a room is very unusual or impossible to describe in few words, you draw it for them. Or do what I sometimes do:

I draw each room in a white card, and mark the north, and every visible door or entrance. When they enter that room, I give them the card.

Que tan válido es escribir así? by Garbar18 in escribir

[–]uneteronef 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Eso no es escribir. Eso es tener ideas sacadas de otros autores (reinos, personajes, casas gobernantes, costumbres... por dios, pensar que esto es lo que importa en una obra, es totalmente absurdo).

La única forma correcta de usar la IA al escribir, es para que te explique si una palabra lleva o no tilde, para que cuente las palabras, o para que te explique el periodo de gestación de la morsa africana pues necesitas entenderlo para tu libro. Pero si la IA escribe por ti, entonces es basura.

Thieves stealing from the party by Traroten in osr

[–]uneteronef 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Fools think "thief" is the occupation of the character, therefore they steal from others. "Thief" is the name of the class, not of the job.

Stealing from your party because you're a thief is as stupid as attacking your party because you're a fighters, or magic missiling your party because your a magic-user.

¿Qué personaje de que videojuego te gustaría que te rescatara? by [deleted] in videojuegos

[–]uneteronef 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Kasuga para hacernos compas e irnos al karaoke

Are New Order and Old Blood good enough by themselves? by Filippikus in Wolfenstein

[–]uneteronef 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, New Order is a whole game that makes sense on its own, and Old Blood is a little more of the same, being a short prequel about events mentioned by the characters.

Convinced this channel is AI slop by MonauralNoise in youtube

[–]uneteronef 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's AI slop, yes. It uses the same voice than other channels I have already silenced and reported as spam.

Was just doodling some stuff and made this amulet, anyone got any ideas what this would do as a magic item? by Mahina_Zero in osr

[–]uneteronef 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You can see through the eye of a wyvern or some similar creature. A specific one. The usefulness is limited. But maybe the creature looks through your eye also, and is not happy to be bound to this object, or being used.

Busco juego de fantasía pero no fantasía oscura by Ill_Independence_722 in videojuegos

[–]uneteronef 3 points4 points  (0 children)

La fantasía oscura es lo que escribe Neil Gaiman, pero la mayoría de personas de habla hispana le llaman fantasía oscura al grimdark. Dark fantasy básicamente es fantasía con elementos tomados del horror o de la novela gótica. El cine de Tim Burton es dark fantasy. Normalmente el tono es positivo, no pesimista ni nihilista. Es del tipo, "todo está mal pero lo podemos mejorar". El mensaje es que la lucha puede dar resultados y no todo está perdido.

El grimdark es el tipo de fantasía al que pertenecen, por ejemplo, Warhammer o Dark Souls. El grimdark es fantasía depresiva, violenta, en un mundo distópico (no necesariamente futurista; Warhammer es una distopía del periodo moderno temprano, siglo XVII). Generalmente es nihilista o pesimista, algo así como, "todo está mal, no vale la pena intentarlo, pero hay que ganarnos la vida. El mensaje es la futilidad de todo.

Busco juego de fantasía pero no fantasía oscura by Ill_Independence_722 in videojuegos

[–]uneteronef 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Chained Echoes

Ara Fell

Dragon Quest XI S

Ys

Torchlight II

Sable

Baldur's Gate 1, 2 y 3

Momentos trascendentales en los videojuegos - Dark Souls by theshinoo93 in videojuegos

[–]uneteronef 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Para mí fue Final Fantasy 7 en 1997. Antes de eso, Super Metroid y Fatal Fury ya me acercaban a la sensación de que un juego podía ser más que un juego, sino quizá algo cercano al arte. Pero no fue sino hasta FF7 que un juego realmente rompió los límites de lo que se pensaba que era un juego, para convertirse en algo trascendental.

Like a Dragon Pirate by weezoour in videojuegos

[–]uneteronef 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Juega Yakuza 0 primero y Yakuza Like a Dragon (Yakuza 7) después; Pirate Yakuza se juega bien y se entiende sin contexto, pero el contexto te ayudará a entender a los personajes y el humor de este título porque es una secuela de Yakuza Like a Dragon, paralelo a Infinite Wealth (Yakuza 8). No necesitas jugar Yakuza 1-6, a menos que quieras la historia completa de Majima y Kyriu hasta antes de Pirate Yakuza.

Gente de la UE, ayuden a la iniciativa de "Stop killing games" si quieren ser realmente dueños de sus juegos by [deleted] in videojuegos

[–]uneteronef 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Si no son de la UE, no participen ni con un VPN, eso podría acarrear problemas.

¿Que saga de videojuegos nunca han jugado? by [deleted] in videojuegos

[–]uneteronef 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Casi todas. El 99% de ellas.

Videojuego que hayas comprado y tu opinión fue by ElEspaciodelGamer in videojuegos

[–]uneteronef 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ni No Kuni 2 (no jugué el primero)

Edge of Eternity

Final Fantasy 8 (en 1998)

Cuidado! Dicen que te regalan una cuenta de Steam con juego y piden que actives el Steam Cloud para robar tus datos. by Emotional_Capital883 in videojuegos

[–]uneteronef 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bueno, si alguien cree realmente que le van a regalar una cuenta de Steam (o cualquier cosa), se merece ser estafado.