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Count Duckula says hello ( one for our UK peeps)

One of the issues is that the Dragonlance novels are written in 3rd person, so the stupidity of gully dwarves is word of god. If they...

I do think there are good stories to be told about a dwarven underclass -- I've done some of that with lizardfolk in my Ptolus campaign...

Gully dwarves do not hold up, presuming they ever did.

I expect the artist was trying to avoid looking too cliché, because the "classic" look has been so often parodied (AKA the Scooby Doo...

Wasn't that the Tom Cruise movie?

This is why Ravenloft gained the reputation for places campaigns go to die. I said everything I needed to say above. A setting that is...

Several years ago, I was playing an Artificer with a one-level Forge Cleric dip. I persuaded the DM that (since it’s technically just a...

The foremost thing is that a game of D&D must be fun for the players. If you set out to punish them, your campaign will die. Horror...

I have read this tired narrative quite a bit. Some of my groups favorite adventures since 5E came out were horror adventures. All...

A novel is a novel, D&D settings are not novels, they exist to be played. If you want to read the novel it hasn’t gone anywhere, you...

The PC’s tragic stories belong in Ravenloft. It’s the mistake 2nd edition Ravenloft kept making over and over again: tell someone else’s...

WotC have done a new setting. It’s called Radiant Citadel.

I actually really like the new Lamordia. I prefer the "saving her lover" aspect of Mordenheim's origin (it adds revised Mr Freeze origin...

Pretty much all the “warrior of” names are odd. And Warrior of the Sword Saint implies someone else is the saint. So I’m taking “saint”...