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He’s one of the designers of Daggerheart, specifically the Adversaries section, so I’m sure his posts are generally good and helpful...

I mean, I thought it was a good bit of actionable input from somebody who’s done enough running and playtesting to give some direct...

There's that 100% realism strawman! Haven't seen him in a while. Consideration does not equal action.

Your point on prep is one of the major reasons why I don’t run D&D any more either. For our Blades / FITD games there’s literally never...

I met a couple recently who likes playing D&D, and they asked if I'd run a one-shot. It took about three months to find a date (life...

Oh, my players absolutely took this route to convincing the bugbears (or was it the Hobgoblins?) in Lost Mines that they should stop...

You're taking that passage a bit out of context. There's a house that the PC is sneaking into. You, as the GM, have an idea of who or...

Here's a reply on a Reddit thread about this from the designer of the Adversary section with some ideas and input if that that helps...

I will have to see what happens in actual play and figure out a way to solve the issue. I don't have enough experience with the system...

There's a bunch of advice on reddit about this; generally looking at the T4 dragon that has multiple phases or adding extra HP etc if...

Yeah, that’s the same point I’ve made: DH “fails gracefully” to a default state of 5e plus some extra stuff. It’s well designed that way.

Someone over on Reddit linked to a Knights of the Last Call video on running Daggerheart. Pointing out the best section starts around 30...

Motherboard’s Frame has you covered . I think you need to do a little more player up front agenda stuff (it has player facing “here’s...

And in every other situation? Or do your players only go to places that haven't been disturbed in ages. Not in every game it isn't. You...

Well, I took a shot at translating some of the stuff we've talked about into a Dungeon Exploration environment.