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I6 Ravenloft also contains one of my favorite examples of a buried lede in a room description box-text. You enter a room in the...

Kelsey Dionne's The Secrets of Skyhorn Lighthouse is a great example. ...and apparently free?

And of losing the impulse buy crowd who might sub to Prime Video to see the next episode right away.

I understand the logic of giving YouTube a free taste to hook subscribers. But I’m confused why they didn’t just release the episode on...

Presumably to encourage Critters who are not already Prime members to sign up? And lots of views will drive the algorithm to promote it...

Agreed. I wish DM Maps had the names of rooms instead of (or in addition to) "B63" . The players open the door, I want to be able to...

Also, for 5e, Kelsey Dionne's The Secrets of Skyhorn Lighthouse...now free at DriveThruRPG.

I don't even bother with the wall-of-text modules anymore. Just not interested. EDIT: Here's the thing...even if I never actually run...

We've been playing an ongoing campaign weekly since the book came out. Setting-wise, the world is wildly imaginative, exciting, and...

This is another tabletop role-playing game I picked up at Gen Con this year, mainly so I could read it to answer the questions we were...

"It's what my character would do" is, in fact, entirely sufficient justification for any reasonably in-character action you assign to...

Most of my action declarations are because that's what the character would do. Like, that's playing a role, right? But then, most of...

My cleric had an encounter with the cursed Wish gem in Tomb of Horrors, which caused him to lose the ability to hold gemstones...

1. Act as per The Social Contract “what my character” would do is naughty word. You chose the character. If it ruins other player’s fun...

I think there may be times when there's a differences between wanting to play a character who's a coward, likely because they want some...