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I’m sure it can be run well (even played straight), and it may also be that it is (possibly) the most played 5e adventure that is is...

Maybe, though it is still in print.

I also think they might do a Strahd 10-year anniversary reprint.

As someone who literally owes my life to what I learned from Camus’ The Myth Of Sisyphus and The Rebel and Franks’s Man’s Search For...

My brother-in-law ran it for us as a full on Comedy, which the text encourages, and as Pratchett-esque parody of Wrekend in Hell? Fantastic.

I don’t think stinginess is the reason I’ve come across several players who hate it with a passion. I wasn’t there, but I suspect it’s...

I made it to 7 or 8 before I realized "Oh, hey, these books are actively evil and anti-human" which is me being slow on the uptake, but...

For sure, though Curse of Strahd is probably one of the least stingy of the Perkins Oeuvre.

It works as well as it did with 2014, true. YMMV

1) Most kingdoms are not specially presented as “good guys”. 2) a local faction would be useless as a major faction for PCs in the...

Curse of Strahd, too.

VGR works fine with the 2024 rules.

Pre-Prequel Star Wars, the 90s novel and WEG RPG era, are a significant influence on the Cosmere as a literary project. Sanderson played...

I'm bullish on the long-term success of the Cosmere RPG, and the prior success of the Star Wars RPG shows us why. Brotherwise Games...

What backtrack? What we know is that the PDK as presented in the UA is not going ahead, instead we are getting the Banneret a class that...