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(Caveat: Psychological research is devilishly hard to interpret correctly, often does not generalize, and also often can't be...

I would not call the release schedule of 5e2024 "regular". We even had a very high profile last minute delay of an entire book that...

Yes, having more choices often leads to people choosing fewer, it is called "choice overload" if yoy want to look into the research on...

4, 5, 6 . . . we can quibble over the exact number. But fewer, higher quality releases as opposed to more frequent, lower quality...

4 books a year is ideal: any more than that really starts to be too much.

I never claimed that the market would collapse, do not put words in my mouth. What I am saying is that the more content released the...

Because I always found 5E's Perception skill too overused in the beginning, I made a very switch very early on in all my campaigns that...

Some DMs treat Perception like 3.Xe’s Spot, and Investigation like 3.Xe’s Search. I don’t think this was the original design intent, but...

The way I use them: Perception = environmental awareness. Spot potential dangers such as ambush or traps before you walk into them...

they aren't going to stop it from being a spellcaster. They just aren't. There is a lot to like here. The subclasses are distinct...

@Onelung, I very much enjoyed your entry. Thanks for playing!

Thank you very much for the judgement and kind words @Rune, and congratulations on the win @GMMichael ! Much deserved :) I definitely...

Team Lake Muragh, the Lizard-Chief chuckled, a low, grinding-wheezing rumble. He said, "Why wuhld I leevh whon I 'ave ebvree fhing I...

It was about 20 years later that my DM learned that his "house rules" were the actual rules.