The BEST Trade System! | Learn to Play DC20 (Alpha 0.6.1)

Jakin shows off how Trades work in the brand new TTRPG, DC20!
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⏰ Timecodes ⏰
00:00 - DC20 has Trades that MATTER!
00:44 - What are Trades?
01:13 - Artistry Trades
02:04 - Crafting Trades
03:47 - Service Trades
05:09 - Subterfuge Trades
06:05 - Outro
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About:
After the OGL (Open Gaming License) scandal of 2023, Jakin decided to try TTRPGS (Tabletop Roleplaying Games) other than D&D (Dungeons & Dragons). He tried Pathfinder 2e (Second Edition) and even streamed it with his friends. After a few sessions, it was clear the game wasn't for him. He enjoyed being a player, but not running the game. Later that year, he attended GenCon with the OSQ (One Shot Questers) crew and got to play test the Dungeon Coach's DC20. Ever since then, Jakin has been obsessed with game. He quickly convinced all of his current D&D home games to convert to the DC20 system and he hasn't looked back. In this video, Jakin explain how Trades work in DC20. He starts by listing the four main categories of Trades: Artistry, Crafting, Services, and Subterfuge. In DC20, each Trade has a tool appropriate with the Trade and uses one or several of the Attributes (Might, Agility, Charisma, and Intelligence). Artistry Trades include Illustration, Musician, and Theatre. Crafting Trades include Alchemy, Blacksmithing, Glassblowing, Herbalism, Jeweler, Leatherworking, Sculpting, Tinkering, and Weaving. Service Trades include Brewing, Carpentry, Cartography, Cooking, Masonry, and Vehicles. And finally, Subterfuge Trades include Cryptography, Disguise, Gaming, and Lockpicking.

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🟣Get Alpha access to DC20 here ➡ tinyurl.com/5n8sm85c

[@YoungFox78]

Thanks for keeping up the good work of showcasing DC20. Love it and love your channel.

[@swordplaysorcery]

Yoo thank you so much for the love and support!

[@GrandOldDwarf]

Really good breakdown on the trades! Very nicely done!

[@swordplaysorcery]

Thank you! Let’s hope my sanity returns for the next video! 😂

[@subterranean327]

5e converts might have a hard time wrapping their heads around this. Lockpicking uses the lockpicking trade, not the slight of hand skill. Acting uses the theater trade, not the performance skill. I far prefer the distinction between trades and skills in DC20 because it becomes clear that certain characters simply CAN'T do things they're untrained at. Good 5e DMs already knew to account for this, but DC20s system just makes it more clear.

[@swordplaysorcery]

100% agree! DC20's Trade System is a concept that makes logical sense, but was hard for me to grasp when playtesting the game. In all honesty, I'm still trying to rewire my brain lol