I play with a couple of groups, and everyone can be divided into two distinct groups:
Those of us who are the most active movers-and-shakers - the DMs, the really invested players, the ones who actually organize the sessions - and who are completely sick and tired of D&D both from a mechanics sense and in terms of the legal/business nonsense.
Those of us who are casual players who equate “D&D” with “Roleplaying game” because they don’t really think about it all that much but who will just go along with whatever the table is actually using.
I’m in the first group, as evidenced by the fact that I’m posting on a niche RPG community.
As a part of group one, I moved to Pathfinder 2e during the ogl debacle and never looked back. Since then I’ve played a bunch of different systems and am really looking into playing MCDMs TTRPG [I’ve forgotten the name forgive me]
I tend to be involved in very long-running campaigns, so it’s been a slow and excruciating process of attrition to peel myself out of D&D and into a more diverse landscape.
I play with a couple of groups, and everyone can be divided into two distinct groups:
I’m in the first group, as evidenced by the fact that I’m posting on a niche RPG community.
As a part of group one, I moved to Pathfinder 2e during the ogl debacle and never looked back. Since then I’ve played a bunch of different systems and am really looking into playing MCDMs TTRPG [I’ve forgotten the name forgive me]
I tend to be involved in very long-running campaigns, so it’s been a slow and excruciating process of attrition to peel myself out of D&D and into a more diverse landscape.
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