Recent content by Greyson

The Forgotten Realms is a fantastic setting for D&D and always has been. It's open-ended nature has been perfect for every edition of the game. Though I did not discover game play in the Realms till 4th Edition, I went back and looked at all that the setting has offered over the years...

Greenwood certainly deserves an abundance of credit for the allure, diversity and charm of the Forgotten Realms. It has been an amazing setting for Dungeons & Dragons over the decades. I have loved playing and DMing in that playground (the ill-conceived Spellplague is the exception). But gosh...

Is It Happening? It's been a while. Any new info on whether or not the Age of Worms hardcover is happening?

We played through Chapter 17: Against the Demon Lords a two of Saturdays ago. It went so badly we decided to pretend the game session never happened and will revisit the chapter next in a couple of weeks. While the sidebar on page 218 offers the idea of players taking on the role of a demon...

Great tip, thank you for sharing to the OP. I used it to get Dungeonology and Catalyst: a Rogue One Story. It took a third off my order. Sweet!

Vault of the Dracolich I'd throw Vault of the Dracolich out there. It's a D&D Next adventure. We liked it and it was pretty short. The Adventurers League has a bunch of adventures, too, if you have access to them. Browsing through dndclassics.com also offers a lot of potential. We've had...

Schley's Map Rules I tried to read through this whole thread. But, Silthen and his determined debate was too much and way off topic. By page seventeen I gave up. My purpose for posting today is to praise the recent Schley FR map. I think it's great. I used the 15% discount, which was a nice...

Trouble in Red Larch Our first three game sessions playing Princes of the Apocalypse. http://epicwords.com/pota/journal You're invited to explore the rest of our campaign Web site at: http://epicwords.com/pota Happy gaming.

We switched to story-line leveling when we started Princes of the Apocalypse earlier this year. We instantly loved it. It's way, way less work. And it gives us the flexibility to scale with the adventure as the story develops in challenge as well as plot. Our only other 5E campaign was Ghosts...

Me three! Haha! hat's awesome. And me three!

5 out of 5 rating for Ghosts of Dragonspear Castle My group of players and I loved Ghosts of Dragonspear Castle. It's a compelling adventure with great theme and story. Daggerford makes for a great home base for players. The adventure presents myriad challenges and unique creatures to face-off...

Why put clear "ultra rare" minis in these booster packs? I got a forest gnome ranger and had to look it up to see if it was a mistake or not! Apparently, it's ultra rare. I was ultra disappointed.

4 out of 5 rating for Curse of the Crimson Throne Adventure Path It's hard to follow-up withe the amazing Rise of the Runelords. But, Curse of the Crimson Throne does a pretty good job. The adventure Path moves south to the city/state of Korvosa and explores that interesting region, its people...

5 out of 5 rating for Rise of the Runelords Adventure Path Rise of the Runelords is a solid introduction to Paizo's world of Golarion. This adventure path is beautifully rendered and each installment has a wealth of information on geography, people and cultures, monsters and history. Combined...

5 out of 5 rating for Age of Worms Adventure Path The second adventure path after Paizo learned the ropes after Shackled City, Age of Worms has the most classic feel, flow and theme of any adventure path. Nominally set in Greyhawk, Age of Worms brings that venerable setting to life in a fun...