Dave Clark on Nostr: I was in a chat about how fantasy #TTRPG treat rituals by rule and realized it was ...
I was in a chat about how fantasy #TTRPG treat rituals by rule and realized it was actually a conversation about the feel of the setting, not the rules.
Defining the experience around rituals, long magic and cantrips defines how the setting works.
And that's key when designing a world.
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