Herein we discuss zones, range, and movement in 2d20 games, and how to embrace the narrative vibe of these...and give up counting gridsquares.

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Timestamps
:50 Zones are subjective; you don&#39;t need to count squares anymore







Zones are narratively distinct areas, defined by what&#39;s in them and their borders far more than their objective size

Defining distance by understanding adjacent zones

Defining the separation between adjacent zones

Movement using zones you&#39;re counting zones, not squares or measuring distance

Cinematic action is enhanced by using zones and zone-based movement

Some advice for using maps and/or minis with zones

How to Restart a Campaign After a Break

Two longtime gamers, one from America and the other England, discuss tabletop roleplaying games, with a focus on how story, setting, and system can work together, and how sometimes they don't. We talk about 2d20 games, 5e, review books and resources, and share advice from our years of gaming to help you strike the right balance between story, setting, and system.

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