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Credit goes to Michael Sean Piper, who did it. He does a lot of maps like this.

That's one of the Fangs of the Moon Goddess.

I don't know. This is a dungeon I had made for Revenge of the Rat King last year, and I'm not seeing how it would be confusing.

The first episode isn't on Prime yet, it's on YouTube, found here, for those wondering

The only two I saw were extended Aura of Vitality and extended Greater Invisibility. Healing has always been super easy in 5e, so AoV seemed like it was overkill. Greater Invis was used because the players wanted to scout out the entire dungeon first before entering. But admittedly it was at...

Remember that in old school DnD, the environment was important. What the area looked like and what was in it often had an impact to how you survived the encounter. So many times beating an encounter was done through clever use of the terrain and objects. So by putting that info first, the...

There are also a lot of mitigating rules that keep casters in check. Even high level casters. The way the initiative rules work, and spell interruptions, spell failure chances? It's not insignificant. Then when you stack that with how many magic items were in AD&D, and fighters can use the...

I hear what you're saying. And to be honest, as I get older with less ability to game, I want to spend less time on inventory management, even if it is a huge part of old school gaming (exploration pillar). This past summer when I released Bugbears & Borderlands 2e, this is how I did...

Meme's are already going around. Although, best comment was, "Fine, make them manually roll the dice. Then tell them it's immune to fire."

Boot Hill. 1982. I don't count AD&D as my second since B/X was my first.