Jeremy E Grenemyer's latest activity

Heck yeah. I am reminded of a Reddit post from some years ago about giving your DM ways to threaten and personalize a plot or game to...

This is a fun question. 🤩 OK, I’ve done this with Third Edition D&D for a campaign played in the Forgotten Realms that went about 8 or...

I've recently subscribed to Lao Tzu's newsletter, but Helmuth von Moltke the Elder had his hand on my shoulder in those days. I mean...

I prep outlines and then (like 90%+ of GMs) adapt to the players at the table. I probably prep-to-play a ratio between 50% and 100%, so...

I’m a heavy planner but I also plan with a lot of breadth so the players have tons of options. And I love using random encounter tables...

Not sure what depth of detail you want but... Blades in the Dark has extensive rules are building an entire faction, complete with...

I feel seen. You learn as a DM that no plot outline survives contact with a group of players. 😉

I haven't run a game in a very long time, but when I did, I'd have to classify myself as a fairly hard-core/attention to detail world...

What if you're a planner (I love to plan) but then during the game you're too lazy to follow your own plans? Cos that's me... I get...

Sometimes I think tragic backstories have become the default for want of information about a game world. By that I mean practical stuff...

Heh. I have been here so many times. YouTube Viva La Dirt League Competing for the darkest backstory in D&D In the last campaign I...

Month of Darkness Physical Bundle, you can't even see it, if you open the page from europe

Indeed they are, the kind folks at the Dragonlance Nexus have them archived: Issue #1 Issue #2 Issue #3 Issue #4 Issue #5

I did not know Dungeons & Dragons Adventurer was a thing. It looks pretty cool. Lots of dice and doodads.

This is the third in a series of articles attempting to answer the question: How much D&D stuff is there anyway? In the first two...