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This. I really should release my PDFs about poison and disease. But the tracks work great.

Again, thank you, that was awesome and very clear. Sounds like Group Advantage is good stuff. :D

You won’t regret it. If you’ve played the Warhammer board game Blackstone Fortress it’s got a similar vibe to the shared dice pool in...

Ok that makes sense. I couldn’t disagree more with you, but you’re clear about your reasons. For me advancement is extremely...

That all makes sense. I couldn’t play this way with NPC agendas and goals out on the table upfront because for me that destroys...

There's a lot to see (and do) in the adventure. It's also easy to drop in other jungle-themed adventure sites, such as Planet X's Jungle...

Yes. We had a very entertaining session interviewing the guides. I printed pictures of them and they got to bring them in for job...

That’s really funny. My group went a completely different way and didn’t see any of those places!

I’m sure I’m not the only one here who despises Ability Score reduction. As a concept, it’s sound. But in practice, it’s a real PITA...

So the core advantage rules were designed to create a sense of momentum in combat. Earlier editions were accused for being to whiffly -...

@Retreater did you use any of the guides and which locations did you find most interesting?

So much good stuff here. Specifically on the death curse I couldn’t agree more. I figured it could be something afflicting the continent...

This is one of the few 5e adventures I ran from start to finish, and we had a pretty great time with it. (It was with a different group...

I get that. Makes sense. These add a lot of depth to NPCs. Make running NPCs much easier and give the PCs lots or interact with. So...

Back in 3e and Pathfinder 1 the many varied afflictions: poisons, diseases, curses, life draining, aging etc were generally handled...