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I am actually running 3.5 and own Silk Road! And the grain/witch idea is perfect! I will be stealing this one hook,line and sinker. The perfect village for this is already “in play” with just a few minor tweaks.

My 2nd level PCs “own” a ship (stole it from pirates). One of them is a priest of the god of merchants. He has dreams of setting up a mercantile trade network and reaping tons of profit. As DM, I want them to be able to travel place to place and have fun adventures. How would you balance the two...

I have a MASSIVE database of monsters from about 30 sources with all the terrain, environment, type, CR and brief sentence-or-two descriptions so I can do a find for say aquatic dragon, CR under 10 and get a list of creatures and their sourcebook. It was hell to build, but VERY useful. This is...

PotA but heavily modified to be mostly unconnected site adventures in a sandbox. LMoP similarly but less severely modified for my campaign setting. Lots of Candlekeep and Saltmarsh bits.

Since I’m actually running 3.5, Stormrack is my base go-to. But I am also keeping to a pre- Age-of-sail tech level.

I hate the fact that her bust is still the front and center focus of the art. Otherwise, it is fine.

Yup, have all of freeport and am melding it w/ other stuff. My Pcs will be experiencing the original trilogy, lightly modified for L3ish pcs to start.

Hmmmm…Dead weight sounds interesting. Will see if we own it (got a bunch of Harn stuff long ago, but never ran it).

Wow! Tons of possibilities here. Thanks!

I don’t actually INTEND any ship to ship combat. If it happens, I will probably just use narrative up to the point of grappling. But sea monster attacks on a ship, or maybe a living storm would be fun. Mostly I want “when you reach island x, this happens” style material. Thanks for confirming my...

My players have all run through SSoS with me a few times! But I will look at the other adventures in GoS, thanks. I’m surprised I forgot Savage Tide!

I’m going to start a campaign set in a large, lawless port city soon. I fully expect my PCs will try to obtain a ship fairly soon. They may own it, be crew, or hire it That’s up in the air. I would like to find any and all adventures, in most any system (I have Freeport and Goodman Games DCC...

I still run 3.5e. We're using it to play dungeons of Drakkenheim right now. I have never had a lot of the problems I see people moan about online. Yes, it gets unwieldy after about 9th level. So mostly my campaigns end at around that point. We're usually tired of the characters and situations...

Well, no I don’t care much about philosophy of games. I like what I like. 5e is okay, but we (my particular gaming group core of 3 people) are happy with 3.5, which we play like we played 2e. 4e was my least favorite edition. As my brother says, I did play it, own a few of the books, but would...

Yes! We still ply 3.5 and I love E6 but my players don’t particularly.

Sneaking past…oh, nuts!

Sneaking past…oh, naughty word!

I ran at least one campaign in FR during 2e days. Revived my homebrew for 3e, I think, and never went back.

Read at least ONE Georgette Heyer in the hours before the game. She invented the regency genre single-handed. The Grand Sophy would be a good choice. So would Regency Buck. Also, Vauxhall garden was potentially quite a dangerous place; a cad or a group of drunk young rakes could easily lure a...