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During travel (either through a dungeon or in the wilderness) in my 5.0E games, I describe the environment the party is moving through...

For the record, Ice Pirates is awesome.

Maybe I just have terible sense of direction, but I don't think most people are actually good at remember routes in complex, largely...

You could roll a die. 🤣 That would be sooooo much fun.

Nothing is ever a puzzle for the characters in an RPG. It is impossible.

For the players, obviously. Characters, in this context, are game mechanical constructs that can’t make decisions or solve puzzles.

Personally I think being exacting about it is missing the point. If you just want the players to have an accurate map of the dungeon, it...

Agreed. Years ago I had a brilliant idea for a dungeon wherein the shape of the dungeon literally outlined the shape of the dingus we...

He asked how other people handle mapping at their table. “I don’t, because my players don’t enjoy it” is a perfectly fine answer. “You...

Personally, I think making a map as you go, as players, is a fun part of dungeon adventures that it’s a shame so few groups want to do...

Path of Glory is made for advanced characters, it assumes characters have more experience, additional talents, skills and XP. It even...

General Question: if you were to run a DB campaign for players new to the game, would you pick the Core Set campaign, or Path of Glory? Why?

I am a land surveyor by trade. I use maps a lot. It is easy to get turned around even when you have one on hand. But really this isn't...

You are being pedantic. RPGs are a conversation about everything. Every element of gameplay depends on an "audio narrator." You are...

Yes. Exactly. You suggested there was no verisimilitude reason to map,and have now proved there is.