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I had used a couple of short adventures when I ran the few games in 2018, so I am familiar with them. To answer your question, it would depend on the system I possibly could want to run. However, that said that most adventures/modules are typically for games style of D&D, OSR, Pathfinder, CoC...

I've only GM a few sessions, back in collage two sessions of D&D 3.5 and then 2 or 3 sessions of D&D 5E in 2018. To answer your question, about why I haven't GM more over the years there have been a few reasons. Not having enough time or thinking that I don't. Having no inspiration for ideas...

WOTC/Hasbro leaves Tabletop RPG scene, discontinuing D&D game and the market they control. Including Official books, and third-party products that use another license besides the CC/SRD. All other companies and games stay the same as they are now and can succeed or fail without D&D dominating...

Best option: Removed ability scores. Second best: max 13 as this will cause the modifiers to be more even.

Why 18, why not 14 or 12? Or even better, no ability score and mod. Instead, a d20 test would only use proficiency where it can be None, 1/2, Full, or Expertise.

The shield spell (or any Bonus/Reaction spell) can no longer be used with spell mastery.

No, well I personally generally like the changes over the past half year, the various D&D and other RPG communities have let me to come to the conclusion that it would be "better" for the hobby if D&D was made by "Good" designers but not successful.

Wasn't one of the issues that come up during the creator summit was that the monk was Asian coded?

Again, how is that different than how the druid is currently?

How is it anymore wild shape focused then the current druid? The current PHB Druid gives Wild Shape Improvement at 4 Wild Shape Improvement at 8 Beast spells at level 18 Archdruid and 20th level and the only non Wild Shape features (aside from Spells) Timeless body at 18th level

If tomorrow WOTC came out with an announcement that said "One DND will be officially called Sixth Edition Dungeons and Dragons and that the rules will be backwards compatible with fifth edition adventures and supplements." What changes? About the playtest? About the products you would buy? The...

But it is nerfed, it's only once per turn and you can't use it with a spell.

Apparently, the druid is getting a "BIG update". My guess is that all druids are owlbears that have the first level ability to wildshape into a singular form of a player species.

New video on the future of the playtest. Ardlings are out but might be in a future product They look at written feedback for things that score well to see if it aligns. For example, the Jump action is cut, it scored well but written feedback for it said that it was mediocre. Eldritch Blast...