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They also brought in Chris Sims for both books. Petrisor is back with D&D as opposed to Magic. Wyatt is involved in both books. The...

It's worth noting that Jason Tondro was the lead designer and he's been writing RPG stuff for a while. He was at Paizo before he was at...

It's really just my notes for the two shows I'm going to be on.

Oils require a lot more time and space. You are talking about weeks vs an afternoon. But they are far more forgiving than acrylics or...

That is 100% not what @Zardnaar said I call BS - prove it please. So here is the first piece of art in the PHB. Please let me know how...

I think that you would be fine with just the Adventures book. There's some solid "how (this place) looks to your chatacter" stuff in the...

Particularly, the worksheets in the DMG are the tools thst can really grow the seeds here. IMO.

Yeah, for me, the only thing I balk at is the price when these two books feel like one big book to me. But I'm so much happier with...

I think that's a solid way to critique any sort of adventure like this. Is it something you could come up with easier than they could...

Same. When I buy a Setting book I want setting info, NPCs, hooks, things like that. Maybe an intro adventure, at most. I don't want...

I don't think its just the OSR community. I see it a lot in the 5e spaces too. There's this idea of it not working for "new GMs" whoever...

I think this really depends on the table (ie, the DM and the players). While Ben was tearing apart the siege scenario for being dull and...

Yeah, it offers a different tool than the meaty developed Campaign books full of detail. And I have zero doubt WotC will continue to...

I have ran two of the level 4 adventures at my locals the past two weeks (including one the day the books released) and we had 3-4 hour...

I mean, yes, these are pretty much h designed for beer-and-pretzel games, or as options to pick up and run with zero prep. But the DMG...