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I understand that the point buy system does have the advantage of making things even for the party, but I disagree that if one person has better stats than the rest of the party that he will shine, you can counteract your stats with race, class and feat options (if feats are allowed in your...

I've had situations like that where in a group I was DMing one character rolled way worse than the others, I told him "give the character a chance, play his strengths", once he picked his race and class, he actually wound up being the leader of the group because he used everything he had more...

I love the dice roll, whether I'm playing or whether I'm DMing, it adds some cool curve balls, I don't like point buy because in life, we don't get to pick out bodies, and it seems cheap to me and it restricts characters from developing cool attributes, I love picking up my dice and giving six...

I do split up the party, not frequently though, the most severe split was actually in a different game system. I was running a Rifts campaign and the party decided to challenge a god, he's alignment allowed them to survive, they got decimated in a few rounds and he let them live but teleported...

I agree that it isn't a good measure of overpowered, but as a DM it is important to recognize game features that you and the players dislike and homebrew the hell out of it until you get the most enjoyable game possible, and I think that is what SirAntoine was trying to express. It's a really...

By no means am I suggesting it should be every encounter, I mean when you want to have a critical battle in story line moments, that's how I do it, I make sure that the enemies are tailored to the parties strengths, in a campaign I was a player in the DM got tired of us dominating all the...

I don't feel like the first situation and the second situation have a different solution, I deal with these situations by picking monsters/enemies that each have the ability to really mess with at least one of the party members, like if I'm dming a party of five 3rd level characters that has...

http://www.enworld.org/forum/rpgdownloads.php?do=download&downloadid=1206 Made a PDF of all the items, no random roll charts yet, but I'll update it tomorrow when I'm done work.

Here's a quick list of the Magic Items, no descriptions but a DMG page number listing what page you can find it on in the DMG. Broken down into two organizations, one table is by rarity, the other is by type.

Here's a quick list of the Magic Items, no descriptions but a DMG page number listing what page you can find it on in the DMG. Broken down into two organizations, one table is by rarity, the other is by type.

Here's a quick list of the Magic Items, no descriptions but a DMG page number listing what page you can find it on in the DMG. Broken down into two organizations, one table is by rarity, the other is by type.

Here's a quick list of the Magic Items, no descriptions but a DMG page number listing what page you can find it on in the DMG. Broken down into two organizations, one table is by rarity, the other is by type.

Here's a quick list of the Magic Items, no descriptions but a DMG page number listing what page you can find it on in the DMG. Broken down into two organizations, one table is by rarity, the other is by type.

Here's a quick list of the Magic Items, no descriptions but a DMG page number listing what page you can find it on in the DMG. Broken down into two organizations, one table is by rarity, the other is by type.

I have just uploaded Magic Item Index to the downloads area. Here's a quick list of the Magic Items, no descriptions but a DMG page number listing what page you can find it on in the DMG. Broken down into two organizations, one table is by rarity, the other is by type. You can find the file...

I've got a good start, includes, rarity, type and page # in the DMG

I plan on making a short (now complete) list of all the items by rarity, then making a random roll chart for the number of items and which items they have in stock at any random village (the die rolled for quantity/rarity) determined by size of the town/city. I will make sure I post these...

See, I haven't DMed with the 5E system yet, I was finishing a different campaign on another system before I was willing to take on another campaign, but I have played 5E and the inability to buy say a Folding Boat or Hewards Handy Haversack kinda bums me out, like the handy haversack in the old...

I like that system, I feel like this is a trickier balance than in previous systems but that by saying less is more it has given greater freedom for the GM to have a happy group.

They can still be found in the world but the need for a magic weapon is far less felt than it was in previous editions. So I don't feel like I will be creating a disadvantageous position for the tanks. But selling the weapons and armour due to their rarity can be extremely profitable.