el-remmen
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Glad to hear it!
I do eventually plan to do a post about The Final Enemy as well, but will be writing about "Salvage Operation" and "The Isle of the Abbey" first.
D&D General This week on HOW-I-RUN-IT.com: Salvaging "Salvage Operation" from GoS
Glad to hear it!
I do eventually plan to do a post about The Final Enemy as well, but will be writing about "Salvage Operation" and "The Isle of the Abbey" first.
el-remmen
Moderator Emeritus
It's DRAGON MAG MONDAY and today on HOW-I-RUN-IT.com we're covering Dragon Magazine #107 (March 1986), an issue I got during my freshman year of high school and that despite having a forgettable cover, turned out to have more that influenced my games and DMing than I would have thought.
el-remmen
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I've been making some changes to the site.
I recently updated the "About STAT BLOCKS" page to add notes about alignment and to explain my changes/additions to the stat block (including breaking down the math for AC total, adding "Proficiency Bonus" as a category, and changing "Hit:" to "Damage:" in the stat block).
I am slowly going back and updating my old Troglodyte Tuesday posts to reflect the changes in stat block.
So far I have only completed the Stone Blight and the Troglodyte Juggernaut.
Look for a post on Wugs (my version of frog people) on Tuesday and a modification of my Minion rules on Thursday.
I recently updated the "About STAT BLOCKS" page to add notes about alignment and to explain my changes/additions to the stat block (including breaking down the math for AC total, adding "Proficiency Bonus" as a category, and changing "Hit:" to "Damage:" in the stat block).
I am slowly going back and updating my old Troglodyte Tuesday posts to reflect the changes in stat block.
So far I have only completed the Stone Blight and the Troglodyte Juggernaut.
Look for a post on Wugs (my version of frog people) on Tuesday and a modification of my Minion rules on Thursday.
el-remmen
Moderator Emeritus
Today is "Troglodyte Tuesday" on HOW-I-RUN-IT.com and we're presenting my version of bullywugs - or as I have long called them "Wugs" with a little tangent about MCDM's Flee, Mortals!
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el-remmen
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Two posts in one week!
Today is a short one revisiting (and revising) the homebrew minion rules I originally presented in “Ten House Rules for More Dynamic 5E Combat” to account for a flaw in how I ran them that never actually came up, but could have.
Today is a short one revisiting (and revising) the homebrew minion rules I originally presented in “Ten House Rules for More Dynamic 5E Combat” to account for a flaw in how I ran them that never actually came up, but could have.
el-remmen
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Today is #DRAGONMAGMONDAY! and over on how-i-run-it.com I did a deep dive on Dragon Magazine #109 from May 1986, an issue I bought off the stand at the Compleat Strategist in NYC and that had a huge influence on a 15-year version of me's D&D playing (and gaming in general).
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I also recently updated the "ABOUT Stat Blocks" page for background info on how I do stat blocks for my Troglodyte Tuesday and Revenants of Saltmarsh posts.
Dragon Mag Monday: #109
Building custom classes, old timey talk, and beware the commoner!
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I also recently updated the "ABOUT Stat Blocks" page for background info on how I do stat blocks for my Troglodyte Tuesday and Revenants of Saltmarsh posts.
el-remmen
Moderator Emeritus
Today on HOW-I-RUN-IT.com, the third installment of my Revenants of Saltmarsh series, detailing some suggested changes to adventures in Ghosts of Saltmarsh based on my having run them for two different groups over the last few years.
This time we are taking a look at a fantastic, fun, and harrowing adventure: "Salvage Operation" by Mike Mearls, and originally published in Dungeon #125 (June 2005). While it includes some suggestions for coming up with a new more involved hook that plays out with campaign themes rather than being a one-off, I think the most useful part is a revision of the rules for the climactic octopus attack portion.
I also includes links to videos demonstrating the ship map/props I created for it.
You can also download a PDF version of this post (sans videos, obvi) from this link (though I appreciate the click through to the site).
This time we are taking a look at a fantastic, fun, and harrowing adventure: "Salvage Operation" by Mike Mearls, and originally published in Dungeon #125 (June 2005). While it includes some suggestions for coming up with a new more involved hook that plays out with campaign themes rather than being a one-off, I think the most useful part is a revision of the rules for the climactic octopus attack portion.
I also includes links to videos demonstrating the ship map/props I created for it.
You can also download a PDF version of this post (sans videos, obvi) from this link (though I appreciate the click through to the site).
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