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First of all, I'd like to say that I don't believe 5th edition lacks options. Before Xanathar it had a lot of options and now it has even more. Now, as for 3rd party material I am open to discussion with my players. If they want something I'm willing to review it and see if it can be used in the...

Congratulations. Seeing the D&D team grow bigger is nice. Maybe there is enough brain power now to start working on another setting.

That was helpful for me as well. I've thinking about trying Adventures in Middle Earth and now I'm more convinced I should get it.

I voted for Warhammer 40k but I'm also very interested in the Witcher RPG.

I hope that: a) They want to increase the size of the team and not replace someone. b) We'll start seeing other settings. I believe it's time to see older settings being updated to 5e, and also I wouldn't mind seeing a new one.

4 out of 5 rating for Finders Keepers Overall, Finders Keepers is a good adventure but requires a little bit of polishing. It covers all three pillars of adventure and provides a way to see how high level play feels like. However, you should be prepared to run a challenging adventure. Full...

Just saw this. It looks really interesting. I'll need to see if I can back at the physical copies level.

Interesting news! This could be my chance to start playing Numenera.

It's a really good idea but it's still lacking, in my opinion. It offers limited options for the explanation and social interaction pillars. However, it could be combined with the milestones system in order to provide ideas on how to use it better. Sent from my iQ9011_2 using EN World mobile app

Unless there is a story reason, I allow all races and classes in my campaigns. Also, I allow the UA content because I really like it and like trying it. Sent from my iQ9011_2 using EN World mobile app

If the manacles are bolted on a surface I'd rule the character can teleport out of them. If not, I'd have the player roll an Arcana check along with casting the spell, in order to be freed from them.

I just saw Crawford had answered this question. Based on the wording you'd think that it protected you from that. Sometimes the wording of a rule isn't that great. Anyway, a DM can rule it however they want, especially in 5e since it's supposed to be very open ended.

I am a blogger but I haven't decided if I should write about my sessions yet. I usually record my sessions with a small voice recorder so that could help me a lot if I decide to do it. If I do it, I'll probably do it as a narrative. This way my players will be able to remember things they may...

I have two favorite classes but, sadly, they are still in playtest. They are the Mystic and the Artificer. I like both of them for flavor reasons and Eberron has played a role in that.

I'd like to quote the SRD here. Based on this, I believe that if you take damage and all of it is absorbed by your temporary hit points, you don't have to roll a Concentration Saving Throw. However, if the damage taken is more than your current temporary hit points you will have to roll...