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Jolly Ruby reacted to Reynard's post in the thread D&D 5E 2024 Monster Manual has better lore than 2014 Monster Manual with
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I am team "less lore is better." Give me actionable information on how the creature plays. I can come up which deity or wizard created... -
Jolly Ruby reacted to Parmandur's post in the thread D&D 5E 2024 Monster Manual has better lore than 2014 Monster Manual with Like.
I would agree that the lore that is present is better targeted, and more suited for reflufflng by a DM for their own world.
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Jolly Ruby reacted to THEMNGMNT's post in the thread D&D 5E 2024 Monster Manual has better lore than 2014 Monster Manual with Like.
Many people have noted that the descriptions in the 2024 MM are shorter than the 2014 MM. The general feeling seems to be that less lore...
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Jolly Ruby replied to the thread D&D 5E Which 5e Should I Propose to My Group?.Dungeon Master's Guide isn't very clear about it, but 5e 2014 have a very specific expectation about treasure: you're awarded the...
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Jolly Ruby reacted to Duke_'s post in the thread For those doing TTRPG online, what are your reasons? with Like.
Remember the good ole days when somebody moved and the group completely fell apart? ... Yeah, the old days weren't so good, actually.
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Jolly Ruby reacted to humble minion's post in the thread For those doing TTRPG online, what are your reasons? with Like.
Don't get me wrong, I enjoy both. I'm DMing on in-person campaign, and playing in on VTT campaign. The VTT campaign is the group I...
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That's a touch up? I'd hate to see a serious redesign, it'd end up looking like Hero System 4E.
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I am unconvinced that handing a player new to the game a single 300 page book with tons of classes and other options is a good idea. I...
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Jolly Ruby reacted to Clint_L's post in the thread The Greatest Literary Villains of All Time with Like.
Some of these comments are surprising. Yes, it's a website for book nerds. Let's assume that they know their literature, the same way...
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Jolly Ruby reacted to Ralif Redhammer's post in the thread The Greatest Literary Villains of All Time with Like.
Yeah, it's got to be Dracula, with all apologies to Sauron. Dracula's impact is just massive, and as a villain he is loaded down with...
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Jolly Ruby reacted to TheSword's post in the thread The Greatest Literary Villains of All Time with Like.
Presumably a discussion was had in a bar somewhere. It doesn’t feel there are two many esoteric figures on there though? For me Dracula...
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Jolly Ruby reacted to Muso's post in the thread The Greatest Literary Villains of All Time with Like.
Sauron vs Gollum would be a nice final, lol.
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Everyone I play with (all ages) insist on in-person. I guess the Pandemic Cabin Fever was more traumatic than I previously assumed.
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Jolly Ruby reacted to Ralif Redhammer's post in the thread D&D General Favorite Iconic D&D Metropolis with Like.
As much as I want to say the Free City of Greyhawk, it's Waterdeep. A city I've run so many games in that I can vividly see and smell...
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Jolly Ruby reacted to KoolMoDaddy-O's post in the thread D&D General Favorite Iconic D&D Metropolis with Like.
Too few choices. Definitely need to add Sigil, Baldurs Gate, Neverwinter, and maybe Menzoberranzan. Plus a few wild cards like the City...
