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Do you remember the two Shakespeare modules from Dungeon Magazine for AD&D. Macbeth and King Lear IIRC

I don't think it's particularly weird that we don't yet know the 2026 slate. In fact, I thought it was always kind of weird that they...

I’ve played most of both, as I know you have, and it’s a hard disagree here. But a lot is down to personal preference. I don’t expect...

It’s redundant. If someone gives you a route map for a 10 miles walk. You don’t need a note to say you are allowed to walk one leg of...

I find it best not to assume my fellow DMs are dumber than me. People are more resourceful than you think.

I also wouldn't want a module written by William Shakespeare. Trying to improvise or expand anything in Iambic pentameter seems like a...

Paizo APs generally start well but collapse under the weight of the rules and bloat at around part 4. The first two parts are always...

We shouldn’t need written permission to do things that are patently obvious. I’m flabbergasted that you can’t imagine them being...

It drives me potty. New DMs can and do just pick these books up and run with them because they aren’t expecting them to be...

I can’t disagree more with this take. Firstly the Campaign books are living examples of how a 1-10 (14) campaign can run. The themes...

I use rules as written pretty much universally. But where there is ambiguity, even a little, then I’m comfortable ruling in a way that...

I try to play something as written before trying to change it. People very much overestimate their ability to tell how rules play at the...

Love this! Can’t wait to see how this progresses! I love the underdark and have long wanted to tie it in with other underdark...

Out of the Abyss, Session 3 Our heroes continue their exploration of the abandoned mine. We discover a sinkhole plunging down to a...

Out of the Abyss, Session #2 We rejoin our heroes during their flight from the prison camp Velkynvelve. We don't know where we're...