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Ha! My bad. If there was an emoji of me smacking my forehead, I would post it here.

You seem to be talking about DM-side mapping here, while designing the adventure. The rest of us are, I think, talking about...

That would make a difference, yes. Most dungeons I run are in the 30-50 area (or room) range, as Jacquaysed as I can get 'em, and...

I get. Like I said in my above post, wanna run a crazy dungeon? Go for it. Have fun. But the literal title of this thread is: Mapping...

Yes, I know. ;) But if you have a spell, such as stoneshaping, that is part of logic. And don't you want it to have some sort of...

There isn't a difference. They combine to make a skill. A PC that has zero athletics or acrobatics, but is actually a climber in real...

My belief is they will make everything more vague (which I stated several years ago), and make everything a tiny bit stronger (which I...

The only way to map it is to make it logical if it's based on geo-formation (and even then?), and make it historical if it is based on...

My last home game had the party first hunting a couple vampires, which took them through the backstreets, the sewers, and then finally...

Daggerheart. Using drums on fire mountain for our first full in dungeon crawl using DH, rather than stuff based on experiences etc. We...

It's a very good show. I can't recommend the sequel series (Legend of Korra), but the original is genuinely great stuff. The first...

Thanks. I get it. I was just reading your original definition like this: With the word "almost" allowing room for deviation, albeit...

The difference is, heroes can be in the wrong, some of the time, though they end up more right than wrong, or become so overall over...

The year people understand D&D is not a scientific taxonomic hierarchy, is the day people can get over this ridiculous argument.

I guess I misunderstood. When writing my response, I viewed it as the same. Your quote from TVTropes, seems to view them as the same...