7 Reasons to Run an Acquisitions Incorporated Style of Game in D&D

don't fire the barbarian he's just smarter

This reminds me of the Clank legacy game

Why do you keep cutting to the outer shot with the other camera in the shot?

Loved the Office Space Barb rant. Cheers

Replace the barbarian with a paladin
Bounce him off the rogue

I just read through the book because D&D beyond gave it out for free recently.

Quite frankly, AI mechanics should be implemented into core game play. It could be re-skinned as a factor, guild, or other organization, and not necessarily, a franchise, but I 100% agree on how it structures the game for better group cohesion with a good reward system that has items that level up.

My DM isn't hip to it because it adds more to the game, but quite frankly I think these rules fill in the gaps. Especially for downtime.

The party hasn't got any HQ at first level. They only got it after Episode 2, at the start of 3rd level.

Acquisitions incorporated is free on D&D Beyond until 5/25/2022

Just came here after DND beyond gave it out for free

This sounds way the F too close to a real life sim. I get way too much real life as it is.

Thinking of stone more current videos of yours, another advantage is that players can "recruit" other characters, i.e. try out other classes or races without having to wait for another campaign. And then they have a backup in case of a PK or TPK.

Might use this and make like a league of villains.

Didn’t know D&D was made in 1374 that’s crazy

Absolutely love that you shortened it to aq inc, I'm glad to know I'm not the only one who calls it such

I've been building a world were my players would be knights in the Order of Heros, they have a headquarters, and overseers and some mandatory missions, and it sounds like I was doing this in my head already, good to hear some ideas similar to it. I had been thinking about adding perks like bonus feats, and special weapons, but that would be a lot of work. Right now I'm building maps and missions. But I'll probably check out some of these ideas in the book, or buy it before I launch this world to my friends.

No way! Sometimes skulls need splitting.

Weren't Guilds already a thing?

Every time Luke shortens the book title, somewhere in an entirely different universe Tiffany Aching has a hiccup)

I just realized he spelled “hirelings” as h-e-i-r-l-i-n-g-s.

Cant wait to use some heirlings!