#legend system

Like, "Okay, keep cool, and maybe no one will realize you've drawn bathrooms large enough to park an SUV in, walls that are more than a meter thick, and staircases that would give safety inspectors shivering nightmares for weeks. Just act like it's normal."

No problem. Unless, of course, you're GMing for a group that includes one or more trained architects/interior designers/etc, in which case I can only hope that they are merciful.

Tomorrow, I'll be running session five of an ongoing campaign I've titled "Frontier Spirits." The game takes place in a setting of my own design, a primal wilderness full of danger and mystery, where people struggle to build islands of stability and safety while seeking new understanding of the world around them. The PCs have embarked on a mission to build and protect a new frontier town deep in the wilds, an endeavor that's claimed the lives of countless explorers before them. Up to this point, they've spent their time building up town infrastructure, gathering allies to their flag, and fighting off attacks from all manner of dangerous beasties. So far, so good.

I'm using the legend system, which is an interesting take on D20 that I've found to be rich with opportunities for customization. We've been looking for a nice and complex system after a few months of playing games in Fate Core, and Legend has so far provided enough of a meaty system to sate our appetites. I've written up some decent homebrew that I may post here later.

It's a d20 game that seems kind of like a slightly simplified version of DnD, lending itself very well to a more cinematic style of gameplay, and designed in such a way as to be more balanced - like, the way the characters progress, warrior classes are meant to be balanced with casters as they progress (I'm unsure if this is actually the case or not because I haven't played yet or done the math)

Primary concern is a Persona-themed setting  Got some basic ideas for character creation (Elementalist = Agi, Bufu, Zio, and Garu spells.  Designing some Custom Chassis classes) and Setting Fluff (Gonna use a dream world for dungeon crawling, found some ideas for extra creepiness from a /tg/ thread, possibly going to have characters use dice to summon their persona)

After I used an Amulet for free food at an Inn

NotPanda: Kip is the foody.

KipShades: Bizzam!

NotPanda: He's gonna Instagram all his meals.

Please check this out. It is so freaking fun.

I can't get any more clear than this. Paladin with shield, etc.

No 'spells' per se, but he's a wizard-y type guy who blows crap up and did comparably absurd amounts of damage. So far standard I guess.

This is where I start to facepalm at letting them do the things they're doing. This is the party's healer. No exaggeration.

This is the only thing that comes to mind for the last character. It's exactly like this, only he uses a gun that he is seemingly INCAPABLE of hitting with unless he went down earlier in the combat.