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I'm participating with catching up on some of the noir back-catalogue. But I did watch The Big Sleep, The Long Goodbye, and The Big...

Much like Capt Pike at the end of the show.

But it is how prose writers present room descriptions. It is also how a lot of directors, especially horror directors, will present...

I always thought this was the gold standard. 4e Dungeon Delve with its short adventures that had a map and each encounter on a page...

Agreed. I wish DM Maps had the names of rooms instead of (or in addition to) "B63" . The players open the door, I want to be able to...

That may be/probably is true for some, but I buy way more modules (adventures, campaigns, settings) than I ever get around to running...

Bizarrely, WotC might have partially lead the way here with some 4E modules. The one I remember most for this was Dungeon Delve, an...

Also, for 5e, Kelsey Dionne's The Secrets of Skyhorn Lighthouse...now free at DriveThruRPG.

This version of the chart is 23 years old now! I remember when I was first reading Brunching Shuttlecocks, back in the late 90s.

Yes, that’s true. However, the core of the problem is that the referee controls what spells the wizard has access to in those older...

The reason why there are so many solutions is that people don't find the existing solutions satisfactory - even when there are already...

Check out the OSR/NSR modules then. Most by Necrotic Gnome fit that bill. As does Waking of Willowby Hall.

I hate, hate, hate reviews of scenarios made by those who haven't actually run through them as either a GM or a player. What comes to...

I feel like sometimes the author had an interesting idea for a story and they got so wrapped up in the telling of it that they almost...

Well the market leader is WotC, who seemingly have a suitable marketing budget to promote about three "big dumb campaign" type books a...