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My solution was to learn how to bind my own books. It's not particularly hard. The biggest limitation it having access to a printer the...

There is an assumption here that someone already has those books. It seems a bit over the top to buy a complete hard cover adventure...

Exactly. It's not the GM's jobs to know what a PC can do; that's the job of the player. I would say it's best practice as a player to...

That's pretty much what we'll have to deal with in Wardens. And I think it's OK for the general table to be run as 5e.2024 and have the...

From my experience with 2024 and 2014, there are only a small amount of rules that shared with the table and are different between...

Why do you think it sounds taxing?

That's a reference to kangaroos, not baby boomers, in case anyone is wondering.

There is this Santa Wear Your Shorts from Hi-5 for kids: Sant Wear Your Shorts There is also 6 White Boomers from an artist I won't name.

I bounced off it too. I guess I was hoping it was going to get better when I read the second book. It was very much not Pratchett. It...

I've got that book and that's a really good idea for store adventures. Short and sweet, and very easy to prep. And family friendly (to...

It has changed over the years. The first campaign I ran was Goodman Games's In to the Borderlands ending in a TPK. The players were...

I run Friday night tables at a LFGS. I am lucky to get the same players 2 weeks in a row.

I'm doing mostly one-shots at the moment. Real-time is very important to me.

I assume that the scene includes more that just the combat itself (on average).

As with anything, it varies, but I would say around 3-4 rounds per encounter. I DM at a FLGS, so player skill is probably different.