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I'm in the same boat. If you'd asked me a year ago which D&Desque game I was most interested in I'd have said Draw Steel in a heartbeat...

This has been an experience I didn't expect. I've listened to Matt for a long time, and have seen how he's run previous projects. And he...

And the food itself behaved like food with an ironic fae curse on it (eat the food that wasn't yours and you mysteriously grow heavier).

Pan's Labyrinthe taught me that under no circumstances do you eat the magically preserved and presented food or the evil EYE HAND...

We played a Greek-like if you squint themed campaign called Odyssey of the Dragonlords that had a standing mythological “law” that...

Ha! In Curse of Strahd (again), the PCs were invited into the Abbot's home where he treated them as guests. The PCs noticed at item...

No idea. But I've never had a system not give any updates at all for months. Radio silence. They're done, and backers still don't have a...

Yes, there are. There are systems where the probabilities are close replicas of the observed odds of outcomes from real life. They tend...

Oh, man, I can see in my mind's eye trhe kind of GM that hurt that player. "You didn't say you were wearing underclothes with your...

To be fair, it might not be the OP's fault as a GM. Over the course of my years, I've run into many players who seem to suffer from...

I be weary and careful by using the things on my character sheet to verify if something is deadly or not. 🤷‍♂️

Even the creative solution used as an example was the application of something on the player's character sheet...

Food is a classic trap

It's way deeper than that even I think! It's a fundamental part of Western (and I suspect Eastern, and probably African and Oceanian...

Also remember as GM/DMs that the answer is not in the adventure write up either. I think in this case the players were creative and did...