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I guess there is nothing here for me to talk about then.

Yeah, threads like these never amount to anything. I know it’s fun to discuss because you can just have a perfect system in your head that no-one will see. Already this thread is starting to unravel into discussions about the difference between a wizard and a sorcerer. If you want to be taken...

A lot of this talk is just an ideate phase of game design. Throw in lots of ideas, nothing is bad. Already we are seeing people disagree on how to do it. I want to see people do the harder work: build a prototype. Figure out what goes where. And then? TEST IT! Give it to your players. Give it...

Probably because they actually play test.

Maybe we see revised stat blocks for all of these villains. That’s always interesting to me.

I don’t know where to start with this last session, except the beginning: Our heroes started in the treetops of a cyclopean forest, named the Abyssal forest. The trees here are so tall that it blocks any light from reaching the forest floor, making it as barren as the ocean depths. Our heroes...

New core setting should: Be new Be less Eurpean inspired Feature the core PHB races in different communities and cultures Show a reasonable effect of the spells in the PHB on history and society Have a clear, easy to find history with inspiring events and big names Feature all of the classic...

Hey it’s another wishlist thread where people share their personal preferences!

I have ran the low level adventure The House of Lament from Van Richten’s Guide to Ravenloft a couple of times to great success. I don’t think you can buy it separately, but the book is great for running any kind of horror TTRPG.

Monster hit points is usually average. Bosses get doubled. During the fight I reduce or increase hp to taste.

I voted 4. I have gotten a lot of use out of the current edition, and I am excited by most of what I have seen in the playtest documents. I won’t pre-order the books. I don’t believe that is in my best interest. Maybe if things turn out badly I stick to 5e after all.

And so some people can enjoy 90% of things, and others don’t. Who gets the worse deal I wonder? If you can enjoy more things, you have a more fun time overall.

I agree what you're going for, but what I am trying to get across is that these tools can be useful for a DM. Sure, you can spot fake crap, but that isn't the point when I turn around my iPad for my players. Sometimes it's a random piece of art I found on the internet, sometimes it's an image I...

Whatever you think you are, you are being real f*cking rude to me. You don’t seem to be interested in a discussion, just in listening to yourself.

No, it boils down to something I can use compared to something I can't use. I'm not trying to solve philosophical debates, I am running a game of D&D. I wouldn't even want to call it art at this point, just to dodge that issue. It is an image that helps my players enjoy the game. I didn't want...

Come on, I literally gave an example in this thread about why art I generated with MidJourney was better than human art. I don’t get how you still think all AI art looks bad. Do I need to give more examples?

Let’s just go for the least broken interpretation?

Sure, I agree on that, but if it didn’t work for some people well enough to imitate art, we wouldn’t have a problem.