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I know that was a long post, but I should also note that I have run many "railroad" adventures, although I always have different tracks...

As a GM, I am in what you call the "advanced sandbox adventure." I generally frame an area, for example, a place called Plumefall Keep...

Most groups I have played with play it out. If there is an inevitability of winning, and it is just a normal encounter, then the DM...

I assume this is how we got the 2024 hiding rules

What if they wrote a section of a rule book, fed it into AI, and asked it to write it with better clarity? Would that prevent people...

Just been reading this, but I feel I should say something. What you stated is not an opinion. An opinion is: "A view or judgement based...

No. On top of that, locks, swimming, climbing cliffs, spotting a trap shouldn't scale either. If the trap makers are great, even at...

Much of the new stuff seems very utilitarian. It is missing mood and trying to just "explain" the setting rather than paint the setting...

Skull & Shackles. It was outstanding. Part of Reign of Winter. It was good. And some single modules. They were fun. Overall, I think...

More people than ever are playing. I would say much of the dislike we see on Reddit and the like are probably not real people. It...

I voted yes. I see all the problems that come with it, especially on an ethical level. But, it is the future, and none of us are going...

Some depends on the table and the DM. Is every fight a deadly encounter where the PCs are outnumbered and they will need to rest...