Hey yall Im a new player thats wanting to play more ttrpg and thought that a pirate one would be fun. I looked for a discord and didnt find one so I came here to find people! Anyone willing to help a new player out? I found the core rule book on anyflip.

I have a discord server you can join here: https://discord.gg/j9EzwXGUtS

Hey yall Im a new player thats wanting to play more ttrpg and thought that a pirate one would be fun. I looked for a discord and didnt find one so I came here to find people! Anyone willing to help a new player out? I found the core rule book on anyflip.

I have a discord server you can join here: https://discord.gg/j9EzwXGUtS

Hey yall Im a new player thats wanting to play more ttrpg and thought that a pirate one would be fun. I looked for a discord and didnt find one so I came here to find people! Anyone willing to help a new player out? I found the core rule book on anyflip.

I have a discord server you can join here: https://discord.gg/j9EzwXGUtS

Hey yall Im a new player thats wanting to play more ttrpg and thought that a pirate one would be fun. I looked for a discord and didnt find one so I came here to find people! Anyone willing to help a new player out? I found the core rule book on anyflip.

I have a discord server you can join here: https://discord.gg/j9EzwXGUtS

I tried to understand, but I feel as if it just confused me more about how an enemy in a narrative ttrpg works

So, a few days ago Agate published another survey about how they might structure combat systems, I feel these choice will inform the basic game flow of the game. I'm curious about what people think about this.

I loved the narrative feeling+resources management of the 2ed but lately I've fallen in love with Daggerheart no-initiative approach. And I'm not familiar at all with Outgunned, that they comment on as an example of the action/reaction system.

Any thoughts?