There are advantages to using the web for this sort of thing: I can access it from wherever I happen to be, I don't have to carry the book(s) with me, and I can update it easily with whatever terrible new ideas spring into my fevered brain.
I have an idea for improving the navigation of the thing, which I may get around to implementing sometime soon (hopefully).
Nice! The one thing that I looked for, but couldn't find, was a brief summary of the "points of departure" from vanilla/Finchian S&W. Is there a quick elevator-pitch response to the question of "How is this different and/or better?" :-)
ReplyDeleteI hadn't thought of it really, since it's there mainly for my own convenience (and the perusal of the curious). I'll see about working up a summary to go on the front page, for those who might be interested.
ReplyDeleteExcellent! I really like the Fighter-Mage class, and the 5e design team could take notes on how elegantly you handle sub-classes. I also like the 'XP penalty' system, and will probably write about it soon. Thanks!
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