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In your example, there is a place that the players want their PCs to travel to - The Tomb of Wealth and Glory. And the PCs know the way...

Are these Survival checks that you're making (a) at a regular interval that is a fundamental part of the core procedures of the...

I've never read Ravenloft. I read part of the 5E version, and it seemed like it could be fun, but I wouldn't say it speaks to me. Also...

I was responding to this question asked by the OP: Last time I checked, The Lost City is an official D&D adventure. 1982 is the most...

For me, it would be The Lost City (1982).

There are a lot of people making dumb statements. They don't factor in the indirect costs, for example. Last I checked, they print...

I think this depends on what sort of things your players find interesting. Personally, as a player, I don’t find it very interesting to...

As a variation on the SRD based convention, I include 5.0 along with 5.1 and 5.2 to indicate periods in the publishing history.

I've yet to see much that wasn't covered in the OP: What I see are a lot of claims of exceptionalism for a certain subset of RPG play...

Pope Francis has died. https://www.bbc.com/news/live/crknlnzlrzdt

The background is called "Folk Hero". Clearly that evokes Robin Hood, and similar sorts of supporters of the peasantry, of peasant...

Your post took me back to these two Vincent Baker blogs: http://lumpley.com/index.php/anyway/thread/502...

From DnD Beyond: Since you come from the ranks of the common folk, you fit in among them with ease. You can find a place to hide, rest...

The notion that a Robin Hood-type background is a trap option - if it were true - would be a sad indictment of a relatively conventional...

Player agency is often argued about on these boards. This post will not attempt to reconcile such arguments. It will enunciate the...