Talk:Jujutsu Kaisen (5e Campaign Setting)

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I like it[edit]

You are doing a good job keep it up.

JJK rating[edit]

I think this system is really unique and cool out of all the other jjk systems

JJK rating 2[edit]

I rate this 5/5

JJK rating[edit]

5/5 awesome

Rating[edit]

I'd like to rate it a 5/5, but unlike (seemingly) most other ratings for it, I'll add just a bit of reasoning why.

It fits the exact definition put for the "5/5" rating guidelines! Firstly, every little aspect of the setting is fleshed out, and it's incredibly easy to run campaigns for it because of that. Pretty much every aspect of Jujutsu Kaisen is taken into account here, with plenty to work with mechanically. Secondly, its formatting is neat as well. There's a clear divide between what's what, clear ways to get to each page, and very few times where things aren't linked properly.

And now for a bit of my own comments, unrelated to the rating guidelines.

...I like Jujutsu Kaisen. (Shocking.) This setting is amazing at making me feel like I'm playing the series, DM or player. Whether it be the Cursed Feats to add a bit of spice to your character, the variant rules to make things more extravagant and offer different ways to run things, or just rolling a natural 20 and being able to say you've hit a Black Flash... It's just fun, man!!!

That's it. I dunno why I put so much effort in this. I think I was bored. Also... go re-read Hakari VS Kashimo. Alright bye-bye!!!

No Discord link[edit]

There wasn't a link to the Discord server. Has it not been created yet?

The Rating of the Jujutsu Kaisen (5e Campaign Setting)[edit]

This setting should absolutely hold a 5/5 as a campaign setting and as a system overall. It wonderfully uses the base rules of the regular D20 system and expands upon it with the mythos of Jujutsu Kaisen, masterfully creating abilities, subclasses, tools, and more. Many have played and successfully used and enjoyed the content here in a campaign, and it provides all the NPCS and other such things one would need to run a campaign, and its always being updated upon and expanded to adapt to the new ideas and balance patches.--—The preceding unsigned comment was added by 168.212.247.249 (talkcontribs) . Please sign your posts.

I disagree. At a glance, this setting's crunch is very solid, but there's no fluff to work with. While most derivative settings don't have fully fleshed out geography, history, or society sections, they at least link to a dedicated wiki (Berserk (5e Campaign Setting)'s history links to the Berserk wiki's timeline, Fullmetal Alchemist (5e Campaign Setting)'s whole "World of" section is effectively a link to the FMA wiki). A player who might just wants to play with their JJK fan friends is given nothing to work with. This setting also lacks an Adventures page.--Ref3rence (talk) 18:12, 6 March 2025 (UTC)