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I actually just finished my first proper stint as a GM a few weeks ago. There was good and bad aspects to it. We are basically a...

Since this was posted in the D&D forum, my answer is treasure.

And that's just if you stick to the single player campaign. I don't know if any normal human is built to withstand the whiplash of going...

Forever GM until just a few years ago. Now I'm playing bi-weekly and enjoying the new challenges.

Nearly always GM. I'd like to try daggerheart as a player at some point.....

We have done this poll before, but it has been a while and I see new usernames pretty regularly, so I thought it worth asking anew.

Which in a way brings up yet another variable, leading to a question: When playing, is your* primary goal "to level up" or is your...

James Chadwick, who discovered neutrons, was a student of E. Rutherford, who discovered protons... E. Rutherford was a student of J.J...

I admit my bias. My favorite “map” when first got into gaming was in Moldvay Basic, the Erol Otis side view of the dungeon. Not top down.

I am not sure what the difference between those would be, besides maybe the inclusion of pre-gens.

Well, sure, if your "modules" are all campaign length adventure. But that is actually a selling point for high level adventures: players...

Huh. This is not my experience at all. I think it is more common for the GM to pick a module that fits the campaign in play, based...

One note: while I really like having the Open Lock DC right there on the map, the circled number kept making me look for a legend or...

Watch for whiplash! That's quite the genre shift.

You could do a West Marches that way pretty easily.