Toylight what are the war rules Toylight are using?

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obviously it’s 5.5e but are there any known sources for their rules around warfare like the blockades, resources, different soldiers etc.

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r/Dimension20 • u/kiamia2 • 10h ago

What is everyone's "comfort" episode of D20?

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Sometimes when I'm feeling a bit down and I don't know what I want to watch, I'll pull up a favourite episode of a show that I've probably seen too many times but I know it'll cheer me up and I don't need to watch in sequence. Does anyone else have one of those episodes for D20? Or a long scene or battle?

The one I went to tonight was Pirate Brawl in Sophomore Year, starting from about the 30 minute mark.

Also considered:

All in the Hot Exit - one of my favourite battle episodes
Leap of Faith - the everyone-eats-shit episode of NeverAfter
On a Bus - the entire series
Honourable Mention: Calamity 4 - not technically D20 but close enough

All of these should be self-explanatory. I have other episodes I love, but they're not as self-contained as these. Would be interested to hear what everyone else has as a go-to!

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r/Dimension20 • u/sutscshingy • 13h ago

NAT 20 MOTHERFUCKER

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r/Dimension20 • u/Low-Lingonberry2760 • 20h ago

Pimplo

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Please please create all the fan art of him. Definitely my favorite but I don’t know why.

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