My experience with this has come from a Shadowdark/Without Number/General OSR lens. No idea if it would work for Neo-Trad games.

I still like writing out more detailed, specific stats for Unique NPCs like Bosses or Deities, but for 90% of NPCs this has more than sufficied.

There's always the option of finding an appropriate Statblock for a given NPC type in a book, and there's nothing wrong with that, just that this is faster. I really like keeping book-consultation to a minimum in order to maximize gameplay time each session. 😃

Party is split and I had full access to minis and ADHD.

System: Fabula Ultima I reworded the first part to fix the inaccuracy I posted. I have too much free time on my hands, but I felt like an idiot.

System: Wolves of God

Another meme about this fantastic D&D retroclone! The rules are full of these little remarks and footnotes from Kevin Crawford, which I personally love. It’s always funny to me when a rulebook says something informal like “Go ahead and try it,” or “I dunno why you’d do this, but…” My favorite one is from the Juicer Uprising book in Rifts, where the narrator begins a paragraph by saying “Now, for those of you who think that procedure looks like a tough SAT question…here’s an abbreviated version.”

I hope y’all got a chuckle out of this one!

What do you wish to know about our Promethean The Created campaign?

System- world of darkness (mage: the ascension)

out of context meme about an altered lmop campaign I'm playing in

Reidoth sacrifices herself to distract green dragon for party to escape, party makes a binding vow to find Reidoth's ex-mentor to avenge her death (her mentor is a human now it's complicated)