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KABOOM! What a news!

I see, but I didn't find the word "setting manual" in the survey, then I selected "other". Then I would like to include a map, etc. But the main content should be two or three settings related short manuals (for the players, for the DM and a geography/hystoryrelated manual, for example).

I would like to see again boxed set with settings.

Yes, in my opinion. You need a community under attack by the goblins and that is due to be transformed into the final goal of the three fanatics.

Baseball (too old to play anymore, I am a coach) Music (I am not able to play anything, but I love to listen) Computers in general Reading Trekking and travelling

Basically the first part is required to introduce some NPC and to create a sort of bond. The PC should have a reason to risk anything in order to resque some citizen and save the town from disaster. That's it. If you can create a different backstory and a reason why the PC should follow the...

I can agree with you.

I would like to see: Song of ice and fire Mad Max Earthsea (Birthright and Dark Sun are IP - owned by WoC OK :)) Sandman or the DC Vertigo universe (Constantine and so on) I don't want: - any m:tg setting anymore

Ravenloft (in its various forms along several editions, so Curse of Strahd in 5e) Lost mine of Phandelver (now we are playing Phandalin and below: the shattered obelisk) A Dungeon magazine adventure that I love from a 1992 (ora similar year) issue: Mistmoor A Dungeon magazine campaign made of...

I am used to inform my players during session zero and I am used to give a brief description of the style of the adventure (i.e. Ravenloft = gothic horror, Descent into Avernus = Mad Max in Hell, etc.). I prefer to have informed players and this helps also during character creation.

Tabletop, but with one of us online because he is in a different country. So we made some technical arrangements.

Sauron vs Gollum would be a nice final, lol.

I have the impression that I won't buy it.

Lost mine of Phandelver?

Level 5 is a good level to start CoS. Some initial locations can be tough for low level PCs. Start from the east end of the map as suggested by the adventure itself. Death house should be powered a bit to make it challenging, but the remaining encounters are fine. Basically you just have to...