… all written in invisible ink, to boot!
More seriously, I wonder if their recent experiences with printing and shipping delays have made them a little gun-shy about announcing new products before the books are actually coming off the printing press and getting loaded onto trucks.
I was going to suggest a spell scroll with the Regenerate spell on it. Fudge the rules so that the Bard or Paladin can cast it (maybe the other can assist to provide Advantage).
But I think the potion idea is better.
Just spitballing here, but…
I agree that “save-the-world-from-the-apocalypse” isn’t the most original or most compelling story to tel at high level. So maybe the adventure should be an epic quest to FIX or RESTORE something in the world. So for instance:
The reason there are no new artifacts...
This is how I watch it these days… though I often split up the second part between Monday and Tuesday.
Depending on one’s schedule, you could also watch an episode on Saturday and Sunday. You’d just be a week behind.
Speaking as someone who is exclusively a player, I always get the DMG… for all the cool magic items I’m hoping will show up in the campaign.
Other than that, I have it on good authority that nobody reads the DMG.
This is a great idea!
If it were me, I’d have them meet up with the kids from the 80s cartoon, then they all have to find their way to the only roller-coaster/dimensional-portal in Greyhawkins that can take them all home.
I just got caught up on a Wizard thread, and there were 10 pages of arguments about whether or not Bless was a good spell. So maybe Wizards ARE extinct, after all.
Seems to me that if you’re doing a pirate campaign, at some point it’s mandatory to have an exceptionally strong storm blow the ship off course to an undiscovered island, and then run “Isle of Dread.”
EDIT: Also… kraken.
Our long-running 5E (2014) campaign wrapped up over the summer.
The DM is an old-school guy at heart. He thought D&D 2014 already made PCs too powerful, so I don’t think there was ever a chance he’d run the 2024 rules.
The new campaign is 1E (OSRIC), with 1.5E weapon proficiency rules.
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