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Option C - there are multiple species of owl bears. Some have penguin-ish teeth. Others have fangs. Some are smooth beaks. Some walk on...

A gummi bear? As regards owlbears and teeth: by rights, they probably should not. But the illustrations are equally clear, so I guess...

yes, but collected from adventurers. :LOL:

No, they are monotremes, and thus have keratinised chewing surfaces on the edges of their bills.

My owlbears regurgitate pellets. This implies they eat rabbits and small preys whole. In turn, this implies they have no need for...

One thing that helped us is we started to plan campaigns around school year. We realized that 2.5 months of summer holidays tend to kill...

If a poker player used his supply of chips to bluff a win out of a poor hand, would you accuse them of not taking the loss they "should...

Perhaps, though I wasn't trying to list "influences". I was responding to "Perhaps we never played (A)D&D as intended...." The point...

I figure Chaosium’s various Call of Cthulhu campaigns also have some influence on the format, particularly Masks of Nyarlathotep.

Before. A quick google shows the WFRP campaign as being "late 1980s" and that WFRP as a system didn't exist until 1986. Dragonlance...

Did Dragonlance modules happen before or after the Enemy Within Campaign for WFRP?

Like your group mine we just sort of played open ended, Vault of the Drow was a sort of fun open ended module. Though the later...

Nothing wrong indeed! As a matter of fact, I now deliberately plan for campaign endings in my homebrew games because it feels good to...

63% is an extremely high completion rate, considering most campaigns start "we're going to hang out in this configuration for 4 hours a...

Indeed, Paizo's adventure paths were designed as self-contained campaigns, with a more deliberate and linear design than the old D&D...