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Campaign of Chaos
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I kinda like this ribbon idea. It's like flag football but the flag prevents you from being instantly fireballed to the face.
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Most times I see "Great D&D ideas" posts are scenarios better suited for any game that's not D&D This would be great in a more free-form, narrative TTRPG
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Quick way to get to Calvin-ball magic. "Oh, but the red ribbon disintegrates if I toot my wooden whistle, making it *doubly weak* to fire!"
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My guess would be that they are referring to "Mage: The Ascension". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mage:_The_Ascension
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I feel the same, but tell myself that for many people "DnD" is a stand-in for any sort of imagination game. Like people say "kleenex" for tissue or "xerox" for copy.
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Quick way to get to Calvin-ball magic. "Oh, but the red ribbon disintegrates if I toot my wooden whistle, making it *doubly weak* to fire!"
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My guess would be that they are referring to "Mage: The Ascension". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mage:_The_Ascension
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Turnabout and all that; now the enemies all start carrying wooden whistles they use right before casting fireball at you. At the very least, it would be silly and should hopefully get the players being extra careful as they craft their spells!Ah, but they don't know about the anti-wooden whistle wax I dipped my ribbon in!
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Man, I need to play this again at some point Only round I had the chance of playing was a very short round 15 or so years ago at a convention, where I played a character that basically scripted reality around him with codeThe system was certainly before its time and, like many of its kin (heh [WoD]), still holds value as a fantastic structure to weave collaborative stories with strangers & friends alike. IMHO, of it weren't for those rulesets blazing trails outside of D&D's sandbox (too often resembling a litter box, NGL), we wouldn't have so many OGs today willing to run and/or teach a different way of gaming. I'm quietly ecstatic to see the adversarial DM trope, toxic AF that it is, getting left in the dust as GMing becomes far less off-putting as people grasp how different it can be — and more rewarding for everyone, really.
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But then they're too awesome to use, so you never use them and never find out the enemies can use them against you.
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this is just mage the ascension
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Most times I see "Great D&D ideas" posts are scenarios better suited for any game that's not D&D This would be great in a more free-form, narrative TTRPGLiterally, this is just mage the ascension.
