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Barbarian: "Other than as toilet paper, you mean?"

I am at RPG Con in Mildord Mass, running 4 sessions of of high (17th) level D&D 2024 epic fights. I playtested a couple times and each...

I'd start with fiction first. In fiction when there are "big enchantments/curses", it works well for there to be a bit of poetic...

Oh, and there are some ideas of how to make combat spicy in my cheat sheet. Forgot about that.

covered this one above! You could run this as dice poker (you can google examples), where "busting" indicates getting...

@Steve Gorak You're approaching the bearded Reghed tribesman tending the dogs. This would normally be an automatic or very easy check...

Almiraj Ring Toss = draw/print picture of almiraj inside a 2-inch circle. players must roll dice from X distance. if die lands entirely...

One of my absolute favorite fights from Curse of Strahd was when the PCs fought a vampire spawn at low level, had no good way to really...

You didn't catch my point here. The puzzle was not to get a magic weapon. It was how to deal with a foe you couldn't damage when you...

IMO "get magic weapon" was never a puzzle. It's not like going out of your way to find wolfbane, adding silver to your weapons, or...

Gotcha. I don’t really have “unimportant” fights come up (or they’re so rare I can’t recall examples), which is partly a play style...

Interesting Reactions allow for combat to feel more like a call-and-response, which can be exciting. Every 10 minutes of real time that...

There's a lot of nuance to each of your questions, and also several points of failure (imho) in the example/premise. To engage in your...

I've personally done 3 things: - used the downtime activities in Xanathar's Guide and some 3rd party books - used the 2024 Bastion...

I did a reverse yuan-ti dungeon. PCs managed to get an agreement to "parlay with the leader." They were led blindfolded into the...