PJ Coffey

Well, it's hard to tell when people have been deplatformed.

But I haven't seen any shouting about it lately. But as I say, there is a lot of shouting and screaming.

It sounds a bit more reasonable, but the devil's always in the details. So we'll just have to see how it's applied.

Oh, yeah.

2.96.

Absolutely.

It's also a sort of guide.

He's run it already. I've run it already, yeah.

Talked about it on the podcast. Did we actually talk about Blazing the Dark Deep Cuts from John Harper or were we going to talk about that? We did talk about it. The first official expansion. It'll last me $10. There we go. $10 on itch.

Exactly. He's a nerd superhero. Yeah.

Flanking in base D&D with the full advantage from flanking just from position.

It actually works a lot better than I thought it would. Because it's only a bonus D4. Much smaller, yeah. From positional stuff. which is something that isn't like, you have to do it. You're an idiot for not doing it.

I mean, it does seem a bit... I'm not convinced of this idea that people are reading books and learning how to run games from them. Like, the concept of games marketing, like, you know, the concept, like the beginning concept, I think a lot of people do it because they've started playing role-playing games and they sort of learn it from other people. Yeah, sure. That's something I learned.

A tool for preparation, whereas Player's Handbook, Monster Manual, these are books that you use at the table.

What's that? And if you also grabbed your attention and said, yeah, this is a really good part about this book.

Was there anything else that you felt was missing from the book?

And both by level. What's that? And wealth by level.

How does this... Okay, so it's a bit of an open secret, but XP to gain levels stopped working round about level 10. Has that been fixed?

Well, you can play it. It's preferred getting XP.

So it sets sort of, um, false expectations of the amount... I, I, I wonder.