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I always thought someone could take one of the defunct newspapers and turn the presses into making modules. The newspaper may not be...

I have run a campaign of Serenity/Firefly as a series of 13 sessions, deliberately designing each as a standalone scenario except for a...

For me the ideal is tv episodes. A random monster of the session, sotospeak, but with an ongoing and recurring development "arcing"...

3 levels. So a compact waffle free 32 page adventure Yes please

I miss the old days, when a module would give you an appropriate starting level and it was mostly irrelevant what level you were when it...

For an adventure, it might be worthwhile to count "encounters", rather than count pages. It takes about 5½ standard encounters to go...

In my opinion Wizards of the Coast does this because it's what we want. It's not what I want anymore. I want 2 or 3 level adventure--I...

I've ran several 5th ed adventures and played in a couple. I am currently running the Dragonlance adventure. The early bits had you...

I wonder who is writing the Sage Advice now that Crawford has gone.

4e went through like 4 different variations over the course of the publishing history before they finally landed on that one. I agree...

How does Barkskin work with Shields, cover, and other modifiers to AC? The target of Barkskin has an Armor Class of 17 if its AC is...

If you read invisible as "you cannot be seen" rather than "you cannot be seen in plain sight", the condition makes sense for hiding. So...

Or go the other way like Pathfinder 2e that has Hidden Concealed AND Undetected in order to make stealth "logical".

Yeah, you also see this in Shadowdark where halflings can turn themselves invisible each day for three rounds. I guess stealth is hard...

"Invisible" is the worst thing to ever happen to stealth.