Recent content by SerHogan

I'm heavily biased towards the art of the 2E era, the 80s and 90s stuff. 3E art, for all its comic book goofiness, was at least a bold departure and an attempt to do something new. This 5e stuff, especially 5.5, is just boring digital brush strokes with really juvenile, silly looking subject...

In 1994 if you would have told me in the future there will be a super phone computer that does everything or a D&D tv channel I would have said the phone is more likely.

That cover art. Yikes.

play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

Now where's the Ravenloft: Masque of the Red Death boxed set? Was a big fan of that as well. D&D and Ravenloft's Cthulu attempt.

Maybe Baby Yoda!

Thanks man. Impulse Xmas gift buy of the hobbits traveling out of The Shire for my little guy. He'll appreciate it someday. In the meantime it's mine... my precious.

The next big franchise should be Dungeons & Dragons. Movies, television, more video games, etc. We'll see if they can pull it off.

Is this going to replace the Starter Kit? Seems a bit confusing from a marketing standpoint. Maybe this is something new players can buy so they don't feel left out. Curious about Dragons of Icespire Peak. Always welcome a new intro adventure. Phandelver was great fun.

Doesn't seem like there's much actual nautical adventuring in here. :\

And what about men that spend time consuming alcohol or watching sports at similar levels?

Any suggestions for great single session adventures? 1st level characters please. It's likely for D&D rookies who will be somewhere between 4th and 7th grade. Not too worried about them being kids, I can always adjust the content and story if it's too extreme. So please, don't hold back. Give...

DM'ing is a great skill to learn as a kid. It's a lot for a kid of 12 or even a teenager to take on. When I was in 6th grade a friend's dad was our DM and our introduction to the game. But then we had to take over and I, as DM, had to learn how to actually run the game. I still remember having...

The adventure has some many rich encounters and side quests. Any DMs out there that can suggest which ones to drop? Drop none? Let me know, seems like the PCs can lost out there in a sea of encounters. They are looking for the tome and the sword, etc. but there's so much to do beyond that.

The cleric. Never been the same since bards (bards?!) could cast cure wounds.