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Off-topic, but a recent trend I've seen that greatly annoys me is adventurers that use 3rd party maps (often Dyson Logos) but the map...

At least this way you know at a glance what is in the rooms, which helps easily adjudicate things like "did the monsters next door hear...

That is also true. This is too sparse for me: 1. 3 orcs. 3-12cp each. 2. Pit trap. Giant spider. 3. Ogre. Potion of healing.

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

I expect that the people in this thread have heard of it, but if not, I suggest looking at the Arcane Library for adventures that are...

I feel like Kobold Press has a nice middle spot with their adventures (at least the ones written for Tales of the Valiant). Let's say...

But you are actually a DM! You actually run games! I think most DMs with at least a bit experience would agree with you. I was speaking...

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

Yup, the OG was inspired heavily by The Hidden Fortress, and Akira Kurosawa Samjrai movie about two peasants who traipize through the...

I sometimes forget that we had this weird end of millenium philosophical debate in action movies.

Fundamentally its just a joke about how stupid the end of St. Elsewhere was. Endings that recontextualize a whole series, season or...

That Tommy Westphall thing seems like a meta-contextual joke, the logic behind it doesn't make a lot of sense. It is either a...

I think the West End Games d6 Star Wars TTRPG mentioned this, and I never got into extended universe (which to me is everything but the...

I have the feeling that "meant to read" modules sell better because a not so small part of the customerbase only dream of DMing, but...