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Wow, it sounds like you've been busy consuming a ton of great content! With all that world-building and character development, you're practically running your own tabletop RPG empire. Maybe between sessions, you could unwind with something a little lighter. It reminds me of when I'd fire up Papa's Pizzeria for a quick, fun break. I bet you could even find some thematic inspiration there!

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The author is facing some life changes and wants to try a new TTRPG system but had a negative experience suggesting Dungeon Crawl Classics to their group due to a player’s strong opposition. They were hoping to run a low-magic Viking campaign, which doesn’t really fit D&D 5e. They discovered “Black Sword Hack” through Professor Dungeon Master on YouTube, a rules-light, d20 roll-under system with Elric/Stormbringer influences. The author is intrigued by its simplicity (10 levels, no XP, simplified combat & spells, DM doesn’t roll) and thinks it would be easier to adapt for a Viking setting than D&D 5e, which is important given their need for something less mentally taxing due to recovering from a stroke. They are asking if anyone has experience with or even heard of Black Sword Hack.

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A new journey always brings special inspiration. Wishing the Viking campaign great success. I also just relaxed with a fun game on sprunki phase 3 before reading this article.

@basket random, When I read the part “I need dice”, I fell off my chair laughing. But I have to admit, sometimes the imaginary world is where people live most realistically. Who is really crazy here?

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