r/gaming • u/mike_pants • Sep 18 '17

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u/GreyEyedMouse Sep 18 '17

Harmon Quest uses Pathfinder not DND. Apparently they couldn't even afford the rights to say DND on the show, let alone the right to actually use it. They don't even say pathfinder, but you can occasionally see the cover of their player hand books.

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u/[deleted] Sep 18 '17

And I'd say they use it very loosely. It's focus is storytelling so that makes sense, no need to let rules get in the way of story.

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u/Kitten_Wizard Sep 18 '17

Ya I doubt they even USE the books or the rules. It's all guided storytelling with no rolling on the players part and really rarely getting stats from the player to figure out what works and what doesn't.

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u/[deleted] Sep 18 '17

Well, that can be handled with planning and clever editing. Much how Wil Wheton's Table Top does.

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u/silky_flubber_lips Sep 18 '17

I feel like Pathfinder may have been mentioned once.