#rpgmagic
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@juergen_hubert This is an idea I kind of dig from a roleplaying game perspective: The idea that, even in a society where day-to-day living is pretty mundane, there will be folks who have a trick or folk charm or magical item at their dispo
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@kjdavies @Da_Gut I had something vaguely along the same lines I'd pointed out before, for 5E/OSR-ish games. But trying to minimize the number of die rolls, I tied the outcome to just a single d20 roll: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1v
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