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What a beautiful cover. One of the most iconic of that period. -
That is a fantastic cover. It has a dreamy feeling evoking medieval legends that was not often present in D&D of any era. The game...
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Dragon Publishing released Dragon #97 in May 1985. It is 100 pages long and has a cover price of $3.00. The cover is titled "Music...
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GuyBoy reacted to Piperken's post in the thread D&D 5E (2014) Best third party campaign books - recommend me some with
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If you aren't planning on running suggestions in 5e, why limit to reading 5e campaigns? There's a lot of well organized and written... -
GuyBoy reacted to Voadam's post in the thread D&D 5E (2014) Best third party campaign books - recommend me some with Like.
Northlands Saga stuff from Frog God appeals to me the most of their 5e stuff, though they have not converted the entire saga yet that...
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GuyBoy reacted to Clint_L's post in the thread Tariffs: 'De Minimis' Exemption Ended, Affects Individual Game Orders Entering US with Like.
I’ve stopped supporting Kickstarters, period. It’s too unpredictable, and like many Canadians I’m now avoiding buying anything from...
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I’ve enjoyed a couple of Pirate campaigns. I was a player in @GuyBoy ’s Razor coast campaign that ran to conclusion. Level 1-11 IIRC in...
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GuyBoy reacted to kermit4karate's post in the thread D&D General Self-Defeating Rules in D&D with Like.
Have you tried Shadowdark? P.S. I think it's a masterpiece, BTW.
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I feel you! I really do. If I ever get the chance to run Curse of Strahd again, I intend to either ban all races with darkvision or make...
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Memories!! Thanks for doing this. Couple things jumped out at me. Hit locations in Traveller. Hit locations have repeatedly been...
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I remember Operation Counterstrike.
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Ian Livingstone does a very short editorial asking what genres might be covered in the future of gaming, although he doesn’t get much of...
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GuyBoy replied to the thread D&D General What weird CR8 (or greater monster) did the evil water elemental cultists set loose in the flooded lower levels of a desecrated temple?.The evil water cultists didn't actually release anything. Or at least not of their own accord. Their role was to transport an aboleth...
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GuyBoy reacted to Incenjucar's post in the thread D&D General What weird CR8 (or greater monster) did the evil water elemental cultists set loose in the flooded lower levels of a desecrated temple? with Like.
Vodyanoi could be terrifying. Aquatic umberhulks.
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GuyBoy reacted to TheSword's post in the thread D&D General Reasons I Love the Dalelands as a Campaign Location with Like.
In case it is of interest… a list of modules from numerous sources. Courtesy of Reddit and the adventure database ARCH WOOD "Secrets...
