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That could make it a bit rough definitely.

I read and ran it, and it was fine. Not a problem for a DM that wants to put in the work. Problem is, not many do (or inexperienced DM's...

They are actually competing elements for me. I am writing an adventure for publication with a specific word count. I'm trying to decide...

There are a few rules in here, like knowing the rules, that seem a little too far for me. But here are my top three: Be in the moment...

I've DM'd, played, and bought tons of Kobold Press so that's my background here. Kobold Press has been in operation for a very long...

I would kind of state the opposite here about it being hard and with lots of mistakes. It is easy. The part, as has been mentioned...

I don't think as GM, you try to "deal with it." You let it play out. If you are roleplaying creatures, some fights the PC is going to...

Even split. It does depend on the prelude to the dungeon. I mean, if we are searching the lost tomb of a god, I want 75% narrative...

I have Tome of Beasts. I liked it and thought it was good. I find the quality, both in print and editing to be a tad below WotC and...

No doubt many of the experienced GM's around here do it better. Just was saying, the writer's for D&D aren't necessarily slacking...

As I have said in every one of my posts, it is lazy and terrible writing that is the real issue, not the existence of elves or dwarves...

I completely agree. It should be worked out early on. And if there is a distinct difference in morals, then the group needs to handle...

Sorry Oofta, I almost always agree with you. But the published adventures use tons of terrain. Tomb, Ghosts, Hoard, Icewind... just a...

I realize your theme seems to be about being gimped. But the groups I have played with for the last 10 campaigns (different groups)...

Discord for video/voice and memes ;) Roll20 for maps, minis, character sheets (keep inventory and notes on character sheets) Been...