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    D&D 5E (2024) What's Your 2026 WotC D&D Wishlist?

    Settings for Birthright, Council of Wyrms, Dark Sun, and Mystara. That way, they'll be put on the DM's Guild and their dedicated fanbases can create content for them. Supplements fleshing out Eberron further. A book focusing on "daily life in a high magic society," akin to Elminster's Forgotten...
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    D&D 5E (2024) Circle Casting is gonna break a lot of games

    Run a short adventure arc where everyone's a spellcaster in the Forgotten Realms, embrace the craziest aspects of Realmslore and lean in heavily to the high-power, high-magic nature of the setting. Make them leaders of armies fighting against a Thayan invasion, or devils, or some other BBEG...
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    D&D 5E (2024) Circle Casting is gonna break a lot of games

    I will say one thing; these exploits serve as a great in-universe explanation for how Thay became a superpower in the Realms!
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    D&D 5E (2014) Dungeons of Drakkenheim: a dark fantasy sandbox in a ruined city

    Fun Fact: the trio pictured here are the PCs from the original Dungeons of Drakkenheim Actual Play. From left to right: Sebastian Crowe the half-elf shadow sorcerer, Pluto Jackson the human fighter battlemaster, and Veo Sjena the tabaxi ranger gloom stalker/rogue arcane trickster. This brief...
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    D&D 5E (2014) Dungeons of Drakkenheim: a dark fantasy sandbox in a ruined city

    Serving as the effective "end-game dungeon" of Dungeons of Drakkenheim, Castle Drakken has a recommended level of 11th for parties, who can be expected to go as high as 13th when tackling its dangers. Characters interested in determining the kingdom's next ruler will need to go here in order to...
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    D&D General Favorite Forgotten Realms products of all time?

    You're thinking of the Twilight Tomb.
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    D&D 5E (2014) Dungeons of Drakkenheim: a dark fantasy sandbox in a ruined city

    This chapter outlines the headquarters of the five factions. PCs on positive terms with a group can visit a stronghold under most circumstances, but otherwise they'll need to sneak or fight their way inside it. Only the Inscrutable Tower and Court of Thieves are arranged in a manner akin to a...
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    D&D 5E (2014) Dungeons of Drakkenheim: a dark fantasy sandbox in a ruined city

    The ruins within the walls are even more dangerous than outside, with the book recommending that PCs be 5th or 6th level before they try tackling this region. While it is possible to climb over the walls, Wall Gargoyles will animate to attack climbing and flying characters who get too close...
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    General video game discussion

    Dragon Quest I & II is on the tip of release now. More reviews are pouring in, and someone compiled a list of them with links over on r/games. The lowest I've seen is a 7/10, the rest are very high.
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    Interested in checking out non-D&D fantasy "old school" ttrpgs

    While I have looked into it and heard good things about the system, the Drive-Thru RPG page notes that it contains AI-generated content, which is something I don't go for for a variety of reasons. Sorry to be a bummer, but that's a personal line for me for my purchasing decisions. Thank you...
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    D&D 5E (2014) Dungeons of Drakkenheim: a dark fantasy sandbox in a ruined city

    This chapter details nine locations in the Outer City. Due to the sandbox nature of the campaign, there are no explicit recommended levels for each location beyond that they’re intended to be explored early, allowing for 3rd level characters to reach 6th level after exploring most of them. The...
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