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From his LinkedIn ... It bodes well Chris is that rare breed of executive who marries a razor sharp business acumen with a sprawling creativity that makes him an ideal general manager. A first-rate communicator and excellent cross-functional lead, Chris brings an infectious focus on results to...

If harassment claim is in public, ask others that witnessed the event for their view on what happened. If the events support the harassed, ask the harasser to remove themselves form the premise (escorted if need be); if the claims are not supported, suggest that the two people involved find...

So I agree and did a huge hack (pm if you want more details), but here's the heart. 1. Active roll. Players roll all dice including defense checks 2. Rather than rolling a d20 whencer, the player now has a pool of d20s (one for attack, one for movement, one for defense, and one for class). 3...

Does he sparkle?

Share the same sense of doom that others have shared. At the heart, the whole approach to this movie makes no sense. There is a complete stable of successful D&D novels stretching back 30 years, and love the, or hate, Drizzt and Raistin, are characters that have an established base and would...

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Or 3e and 4e players are more honest ;)

This might just be the most pointless thread I've ever read on the boards in 15 years :)

I need a breakdown on how you arrived at 600% :)

Rulings not rules by definition is dm fiat. As a DM based ruling consider when advantage and wild magic surge apply. 5e reduces rule optimization by design, removing game mastery (not role play mastery). For some that's good, for others not so much. There a reason checkers and go have...

Give people tasks to do 1. Keeping notes on the action 2. Mapmaking 3. Tracking initiative Anything to keep the out of game chatter down or it will be a nightmare :)

I don't often play, but when I do, I choose Dos Equis, the most famous halfling assassin in the world. xx marks the spot

If he was of Irish/Scottish decent you could be McLovin it ...

One of the worst part of d&d is skills is the pass/fail, there isn't really a degree of success, which is the exact opposite to combat (where degree of success is hit points damage) If you change that perception a little (and it's kind of embedded in optional rules) think about it from a level...

Definitely yes... But I forget why

Horrible hobbits ...

start here https://www.google.com/search?q=elven+cities+images&espv=2&biw=1280&bih=628&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwj6gb-istDLAhUWz2MKHVwMCQgQ_AUIBigB Pick a couple of images and start to think who build this? where did the materials come from? how do they maintain it? who do they...

Also kudos on the release date being simultaneous with the street date

This was exactly my sentiment !

Took a while but The Thread Awakens ....