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Episode 80: Different Worlds, Different Stakes
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Questions answered this episode:
1. How lethal do you like combat?
2. I want to run a campaign where the players are all from different worlds/settings. What is the best plot device for bringing them together?
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Noteworthy Links:
Path of Exile
Crawl
Bloodborne Card Game
Hollow Knight on Friend Quest
Nerzugal's Dungeon Master Toolkit 2 on DM's Guild
Dragon Dice: Treefolk
Troll 2
Shield Doors in Dark Souls 2
Synthicide RPG
Time Lords
Tomb of Horrors
The World Serpent Inn, a transitive plane from 3e D&D
Sigil, the City of Doors, a hub location in the Planescape setting
Parallels, a movie about a dimension-travelling family
Sliders, a TV show from the 90s about dimensional travel
Erfworld, a webcomic written by Rob Balder
Secret of Evermore, an SNES action RPG by Squaresoft
Earthbolt, a Wu Jen spell from Complete Arcane
300: PG Version
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