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5e is my favorite version of D&D. The one I like to play the most and the one I like to DM the most, by far. I've DM'd and played...

Interesting! 12 HP feels like a lot to me, especially on top of undead fortitude. On one hand I’m glad it worked out anyway, but on the...

I ended up doing 12 HP with the fortitude ability based on a Con save. It worked pretty well, but no massive fight with tons of mooks...

I don't think ending before the problems occurs counts as solving them.

If you like a grimmer, grittier and generally more OSR feel to your game - absolutely. But I tend to prefer higher level play to be...

Right! Sadly, I'm the only DM in my group willing to start (or even run, really) above level 10, so I have TONS of experience DMing...

Especially since when fans get experience and become veterans, they tend to start campaigns at higher levels or speedrun low levels.

I've had multiple campaigns reach 12 and have one now where the PCs are level 18 about to be 19. High level play has a distinct (and...

The "undead fortitude," was a one off for me that worked well, will probably use again. I think it will nicely model the "stronger"...

Yes, there was definitely an NDA.

Yeah, I used it when the PCs were defending the town from a Hill Giant and his "army." Hill giant and a few lieutenants had regular HP...

How about keeping them at 1hp but giving them the zombie undead fortitude feature (If damage reduces the zombie to 0 hit points, it must...

I do my best and don't beat myself up if isn't perfect all the time. When playing in person, I only draw out what they can see on the...

I generally want to make illumination matter, and since it's a complicated topic I typically go back and review the rules frequently...

I think this is making mountains out of molehills. Slot machines with licensed themes are very common. Here's an article about it...