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Jolly Ruby reacted to touc's post in the thread D&D General What You're Missing with Torches in B/X D&D with
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Summary if you don't want to watch the full video. In general order: OP Question (can we port the above points to later editions like... -
Jolly Ruby reacted to Ryujin's post in the thread James Gunn on 'Man of Tomorrow' villain with Like.
You want Brainiac to look strange and otherworldly, but still humanoid. There's only one go-to for that; Doug Jones.
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Jolly Ruby reacted to Swarmkeeper's post in the thread D&D 5E (2024) So, what does the Artificer "replace"? with
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Jolly Ruby reacted to Swanosaurus's post in the thread D&D 5E (2024) So, what does the Artificer "replace"? with Like.
After I've seen this, I totally want to play 3 Bards and one Barbarian!
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Jolly Ruby reacted to FitzTheRuke's post in the thread Justice Ramin Arman Promoted to Game Design Director of Dungeons & Dragons with Like.
AFAICT, the whole reason for "backwards compatibility" was to keep the Adventures in print without needing to revise them. It's part of...
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Jolly Ruby reacted to Starmaster's post in the thread Justice Ramin Arman Promoted to Game Design Director of Dungeons & Dragons with Like.
As much as I like seeing completely new adventures, I also like it when they revise the best classic adventure modules for 5e, as was...
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Jolly Ruby replied to the thread Justice Ramin Arman Promoted to Game Design Director of Dungeons & Dragons.Quests From the Infinite Staircase is my favourite WotC adventure book in the last few years, so I hope it's a good sign!
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Jolly Ruby reacted to Whizbang Dustyboots's post in the thread RPG Print News – Dolmenwood, G.I. Joe RPG, and More with Like.
The new Questing Beast review of Dolmenwood makes it look amazing. But lordy, not only do I not have the budget for it, I don't have the...
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Jolly Ruby reacted to Parmandur's post in the thread D&D General Reasons I Love the Dalelands as a Campaign Location with Like.
I think it is no accident that the best drawn out and most interprets in the original FR are Shadowdale and Waterdeep, considering that...
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Jolly Ruby reacted to Clint_L's post in the thread What's the best die type and why is it the d12? with Like.
It’s the d6, and I cite an overwhelming consensus among game designers. It turns out that 1 in 6 is very effective granularity for a...
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Jolly Ruby reacted to BookTenTiger's post in the thread What's the best die type and why is it the d12? with Like.
I like the d6 in the same way I might admire a classic car. It might not be the best for all situations but there's a certain boxy...
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Jolly Ruby reacted to Tonguez's post in the thread What's the best die type and why is it the d12? with Like.
D6 is simple, accesible and elegant D20 is fun, and an easy % system with 5% increments
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Jolly Ruby reacted to TiQuinn's post in the thread D&D General Which Campaign or Adventure Would You Adapt To Prestige Television? with Like.
Dungeon of the Mad Mage would fit very well for a TV format, IMO. It highlights a boatload of different monsters, doesn’t jump around...
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Jolly Ruby replied to the thread D&D General Which Campaign or Adventure Would You Adapt To Prestige Television?.Planescape: Dead Gods. I would love to see Sigil and the planes on the screen.
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Jolly Ruby reacted to Reynard's post in the thread D&D General Which Campaign or Adventure Would You Adapt To Prestige Television? with Like.
Just for fun: You are put in charge of adapting an existing campaign length adventure to prestige television for WotC. It can be any...