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The thing about using "Tucker's Kobolds" is that you should take inspiration from Tucker but not do what he did...

No version of D&D hews to the morals of ancient or medieval cultures. Never has. Look at the definitions of Law and Good in any...

I've only done a true world in actual danger of not existing plot once or twice but when I've done it there were other realities and...

I suppose it's very group dependant. I was also thinking of the specific situation where the group REALLY wants to finish an adventure...

He DMd for the group once. Strangely we never asked him to do so again.

It was a LONG time ago, but from what I remember no. If the book had a fight with the guards, then NOTHING we could do would prevent...

Well in a true Sandbox there is no "plot." Usually things progress based on a natural progression (usually based on what the DM thinks...

No, a classic sandbox is having all of the areas, NPCs etc. already set. The PCs then can wander freely and encounter them, but they are...

Really, Never? I once had a DM who would literally keep referring to the book (fiction book not adventure book) he was cribbing the...

It's always good to have at least one time in a group where the villain wins big or even "permanently." - just so everyone sees it can...

But gaming isn't or shouldn't be like that. If the party suffers a TPK/near TPK most groups just have everyone make new characters and...

100% agree that's the way it SHOULD be.

100% agree it's possible and for me it's actually preferable to not only incorporate player preference but to actively feature it. But...

From this thread and from many others before it, GMs who espouse a traditional sandbox style (at least the ones I've seen discuss it on...

Correct me if I'm wrong, but wouldn't you, then, consider the traditional sandbox style (where the DM authors everything and sets all...