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A theory I heard a while back is that your teens to mid-20s are the formative time when things ‘imprint’ on you, and that sets your...

I think that's a solid way to critique any sort of adventure like this. Is it something you could come up with easier than they could...

This is why I see them more akin to Random Encounters. They can be inserted into an adventure with a wider overall play pattern as a...

Yeah, for me, the only thing I balk at is the price when these two books feel like one big book to me. But I'm so much happier with...

You typed a lot of words there that I’m having trouble parsing into clear ideas. Assume I don’t already share your opinion and explain...

Acctually, it's called burden of proof - if you make a claim that is not just your opinion, like claim that you know exactly what was...

Honestly at this point if you played 5e at launch, you're also an oldtimer. There has been "save or die" disable spells at level 1...

I'm sad to tell you, but 3e was released 25 years ago, and 4e 17. People who started with those games are oldtimers. Sure, no-one's...

I did a read through of the Core Rulebook on the Ars Technica forum. I’m not going to link it here because: the forum allows swearing...

Same. When I buy a Setting book I want setting info, NPCs, hooks, things like that. Maybe an intro adventure, at most. I don't want...

I don't think its just the OSR community. I see it a lot in the 5e spaces too. There's this idea of it not working for "new GMs" whoever...

I'm a minority...rawr!

Re: Questing Beast's review When you think of the mini-adventures less as an "adventure" and more "fleshed out random encounter"...

As a more experienced DM, I think that the mini adventures are fine because I know how to fill in the gaps due to skill at...

Was curious how prior editions handled circle magic in FR. 3rd limited it to a couple of very specific prestige classes to be the...