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Back in high school, I loathed CN because my players pretty much took it to be a license to be a dick. Of course, we were in high school...

One of the players in my group gravitates strongly toward Chaotic Wacky behavior. In real life, he is a full-time manager of a...

The problem with (all editions) of D&D is that it incentivises the "hood" (murder-hobo) behaviour. You get XP for killing things, and...

Things this review sorely misses: It has a lot of great NPCs, each very well written and designed, that make stories by simply...

Which is fine as long as it is up front about it. Some people* don't like dungeon crawls, so DotMM is not for them. That's okay. There's...

One thing I haven't seen discussed yet: The encounters, from the very beginning, are tough. The (likely) very first fight clocks in at...

Right. Don't run a character unwilling to commit evil acts. There are never mods for PCs unwilling to commit good acts.

I don't dictate what kind of PCs my players run other than not evil and not chaotic insane. Which is what bugs me about mods like this...

Which is the question I have: is it an option? It's one thing if I'm running the game because then I can tweak it. But if you are...

So, "Commit this atrocity or get TPK'd"? Doesn't sound like much of a choice. Very edgelordy. Blech.

The question is, "Is that a viable and fun option in the adventure?" I think having different paths and possibilities for good versus...

Exactly. A moral dilemma is not "do evil stuff or have no chance of success." I remember some modules for LG (4E) that made you choose...

It's not ethical quandry at all, it's completely black and white, using a soul coin like that is evil, period. And it's not just...

Honestly I only bought this because of BG3, it was originally a pass for me because I like Waterdeep better, and I had those books and...