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I started a game just about 5 months ago. We started at lvl 0 and I ran a modified N4 Treasure Hunt. In any case, the PCS have just made...

I generally avoid making "crits" too big of a deal. I will use the rules for them if they exist, but I try not to extend it to skill...

I don't, full stop. If the modifiers are so good that snake eyes is a success, then snake eyes is a success (and for a pass/no pass...

This touches on another thing I’m finding a lot of in modules, overly wordy descriptions of motives and justifications, plots and...

If it's not on paper, it doesn't count. Paper first, then a digital version that's exactly the same. And page count is highly relevant...

After reading the adventure, most of my prep is taken condensing the session into a table-ready cheat sheet where i can see the whole...

For me it is simple... I will always read a module or adventure many time before ever running it, because I need to make sure it fits...

I think that WOTC's house style just sucks, frankly? I'm assuming Pathfinder is similar. I think we should be able to expect better.

I feel like Kobold Press has a nice middle spot with their adventures (at least the ones written for Tales of the Valiant). Let's say...

Well the market leader is WotC, who seemingly have a suitable marketing budget to promote about three "big dumb campaign" type books a...

Agreed. But it's also precisely how you describe a room that you try to present the most obvious features last. Why? First, because...

My choice was I3 Pharaoh. I don't think it's a coincidence that both were written by Tracey and Laura Hickman. As to boxed text...

I3 Pharaoh is fantastic. The layout is entirely designed for being run at a table and not an adventure that's organized to be an...

I think WotC is going to have to learn the lesson that the big comic companies learned earlier this century: that undercutting the...