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Jolly Ruby reacted to Kromanjon's post in the thread D&D General No One Reads Conan Now -- So What Are They Reading? with
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As someone who used to buy books from covers alone, none of these would ever make the cut. Modern cover design has definitely turned... -
Jolly Ruby reacted to Paul Farquhar's post in the thread D&D General No One Reads Conan Now -- So What Are They Reading? with Like.
As it happens, I reread Conan a couple of weeks ago. But it doesn’t hold up well! But Tolkien and Moorcock where bigger influences on me...
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Jolly Ruby reacted to Charlaquin's post in the thread D&D General No One Reads Conan Now -- So What Are They Reading? with Like.
Tolkien is kind of just vicariously relevant at this point - obviously his work had a huge and lasting impact on fantasy as a whole, but...
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Jolly Ruby reacted to EzekielRaiden's post in the thread D&D (2024) What is With Poison?, and Other PHB Conundrums. with
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Remember when you could reasonably trust that your players wouldn't have game-breaking abilities from first-party material? Pepperidge... -
Jolly Ruby reacted to Weiley31's post in the thread D&D (2024) What is With Poison?, and Other PHB Conundrums. with Haha.
DM: Alright Nerlin, what is your action this turn? Nerlin The "Alleged" Wizard: I cast Black Hole. DM:
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Jolly Ruby reacted to Charlaquin's post in the thread D&D (2024) What is With Poison?, and Other PHB Conundrums. with Haha.
Between this thread and the other one @DarkCrisis just started, I’m starting to wonder if the meme about no one reading the DMG also...
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Jolly Ruby reacted to Lidgar's post in the thread DriveThruRPG Print-on-Demand Prices Going Up By As Much As 50% In The US with Like.
Wow, glad I just pulled the trigger the other day on a bunch of Shadowdark POD stuff. Right now their POD prices are very reasonable.
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I think it's fine in games designed like that, but I don't see a need to shoehorn it into games that are not. Different games are...
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Jolly Ruby replied to the thread D&D (2024) Monster Manual 2025: Is Multiattack order prescriptive now?.The only monster I remember having a prescriptive order is the Grick, that first use its tentacles and if the attack hits it bites the...
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Jolly Ruby reacted to Not a Decepticon's post in the thread D&D (2024) Heroes of the Borderlands with Like.
I always found it annoying some Mystara fans argue baby Kobolds in Caves of Chaos should rush the PCs with their first small knives "as...
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Jolly Ruby reacted to Not a Decepticon's post in the thread D&D (2024) Heroes of the Borderlands with Like.
My issue isn't that, but insisting on humanoids being inherently evil. Also, I jsut realzied actual demons in D&D do not have children...
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Jolly Ruby reacted to Nebulous's post in the thread D&D 5E Which was the most recent Wizards adventure you consider a classic? with Like.
Lost Mine of Phandelver qualifies as classic. If you can combine it with Stormspire, you have a whole campaign in the region.
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Jolly Ruby reacted to Burnside's post in the thread D&D 5E Which was the most recent Wizards adventure you consider a classic? with Like.
In future anthologies and retrospectives and special editions, Lost Mine of Phandelver will be frequently included and Shattered Obelisk...
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Jolly Ruby reacted to MerricB's post in the thread D&D 5E Which was the most recent Wizards adventure you consider a classic? with Like.
Dragon Heist is weird. I both love it and hate it at the same time! Great concept, occasionally floundering execution, but so much...
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Jolly Ruby reacted to GarrettKP's post in the thread D&D 5E Which was the most recent Wizards adventure you consider a classic? with Like.
I’ve run most of the 5e adventurers at least once, and my three favorite books for this edition are Curse of Strahd, Tomb of...