>Why is there such a hateboner for Planescape here? Because it's an oWoD rip-off without any of the stuff that makes oWoD cool
What kinda tables you want?
>TSR, as written Classic Dark Sun and Al-Qadim
>TSR, tweaked Ravenloft
>OSR, as written In The Shadow of Mount Rotten
Brandon Perez
Too many is when running into a 4 meter tall potentially violent weirdo is somehow not interesting. Too few is none? I like giants.
They're titanspawn in my campaign, so I take them geographically based on the old dnd forms and pick a random classic greek titan and figure out a way to model the giant as their technomagically mutated descendant.
So Sykeus, the hidden fig titan, spawn have stats as hillgiant with lumpy holehive blisters on their backs that can sprout wasp swarms for ranged attacks. Didn't have to rewrite anything, just used the throwing boulder attack. Described them as having insect eyes, and they use doric columns as clubs.
Noah Brown
so basically the giant from Deep Carbon Observatory then?
Andrew Wilson
Yup. And The God That Crawls. It's a trope now or possibly was before. >the hidden fig titan, >hidden fig
Adrian Kelly
Yeah. I think there's odd stuff about figs because of the fig wasp gestation cycle, even before Aristotle wrote about it. But edible plant seeds in general tend to have weird connotations in classic greek stuff. >Don't eat beans, they're like penises, which aren't for eating because they're like spears. >only loser Trojans eat spears
William Sanders
Good taste
James Butler
Don’t eat beans because Trojans suck dick, got it.
What classes would you most like to see alongside the 7 presented in B/X? Orc? Psion? Monk?
Xavier Jackson
And butter spread too thin. And planes you aren't meant to visit. And where's there a megadungeon?
Jose Wright
Cannoneer!
Ethan Ramirez
Orcs and goblins, maybe monks too just to keep the human options over the demi-human ones.