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I was lucky enough to buy the Ygssburgh book in 2009. I consider it possibly the best thing EGG ever wrote. It's fantastic.

They have been 1-shots for the duration of 5e thus far. Eberron, Spelljammer, Dragonlance, Strixhaven, Theros ... all are one-shots. Even Ravenloft only had two books.

Very interested in seeing the results. I’ve been doing cartography for about 2 years.

I know it has skill specializations, but does it also have an AGE-style stunt system?

I realize I'm getting ahead of where the playtest document is right now, but I would like to see 5e's skill system made more customizable. I know we're stuck with the +2 to +6 proficiency range, but I would like to see something like "specializations", where you get a bonus for certain aspects...

I wonder what the effect will be if Critical Role shifts to a different system?

Less than 24 hours to jump in on Inn To The Deep for Old School Essentials! 5, booklets, 4 dungeon adventures, one town, two inns and some amazing maps!

I wonder of they will post a list of Zine Quest projects...

Hey all! "Inn To The Deep" is live on Kickstarter! Inn To The Deep is a collection of four awesome ready-to-run dungeon adventures for Old School Essentials and other OSR games, spread over five 5.5"x8.5" booklets of 24-48 pages each! • Ready-to-run The adventures are written and designed...

Launching August 1 on Kickstarter for Zine Quest, Inn To The Deep is a collection of four awesome ready-to-run dungeon adventures for Old School Essentials and other OSR games, spread over five 5.5"x8.5" booklets of 24-48 pages each! • Ready-to-run The adventures are written and designed for...

Is this a fully fleshed-out system, or is it more like the Labyrinth game that Ben Milton worked on?

Now that Free League holds the middle earth license and has released the 2nd edition of The One Ring, does anyone know if they are planning to continue Adventures in Middle Earth (the 5e RPG set in Middle Earth)? At one point Cubicle 7 said that AiME outsold TOR by 10:1, so I would think it...

Why was your pledge refunded?

I'm curious as to how well they worked for you, especially at higher levels. BONUS: what do you think of – instead of spell slots or spell points – using a spellcasting roll to see if a spell works or not?

With regard to the success probabilities of attacks, thief skills, the damage outputs of various classes at various levels, NWPs in 2e, and anything else you wish to discuss (spell progressions, XP requirements for levelling up), do you find that pre-3e versions of D&D have a good balance...

The hardcover version of The Bone Age is finally available! Please take a look if the idea of playing a neolithic character fighting off alien invaders on a scorching hot planet sounds like your kind of jam.