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Will do, but it's going to be a while before I get to that scene.

That's a really really cool idea. I absolutely love this. I'm going to take it and adapt it for my own use. Thanks for the great reply.

Just as the title states, how do you run a good party scene? And by party, I mean like a celebration, not like a party of adventurers.

Thanks for the good ideas everyone.

So in my sci-fi campaign the party just got their first spaceship. In the spaceship's docking bay is a small shuttle. Here's my dilemma. I want to limit the party's ability to land the main spaceship planetside, but I don't want to rule it out entirely. I want them to use the little shuttle...

That's a pretty amazing idea! I'm going to use a couple parts of that. I'm kind of in a similar spot where I'm having a hard time putting down exactly what's in my brain. Thanks for putting in such effort. It helps a lot.

Hey guys, I have a cool idea for my next gaming session. For the record, the game setting is Starfinder so sci-fi ideas work. Basically, my players are going to start the next session in their own individual, segregated dream sequences. Here's the kicker though, each player's dream can effect...

Maybe I just dreamed it up, but I swear I remember me and my friends making fun of it back when I was a kid in the 80s and 90s. Well if there isn't an official doublebear, I will create one! After I get home from work tonight I'll write up a stat block and post it.

Does anyone remember what monster book had the double bear in it? I'm pretty sure it was one of the AD&D 2e Monster Compendiums, but it might be 1e.

My player and I are at a disagreement on how the significant threat clause works for the solarian's Stellar Abillity. It reads as follows: There needs to be some risk to you for your stellar mode to activate,so you must be facing a significant enemy (see page 242). If there's any doubt about...

Somehow I accidentally posted this twice. Please delete. Thanks.

Honestly, if be surprised if we ever got a reboot of Planescape. That setting was such a passion project for the people who created it and those people don't work for the company anymore.

I feel the exact same way as the op. I feel mislead and I just can't bring myself to care about Ravnica. If I was interested in this setting, I'd probably already be playing Magic. Maybe I just don't like it when my peas and carrots mix.

Not all of them are that busy. Thanks for giving it a look anyway. The maps usually have a guide that goes along with them describing what each and every thing represented is supposed to be. They're basically an adventure module, but done completely on a map. If you wanted to see more, you...

Full disclosure, I'm writing this as a friend, fan, and a backer of Jared Blando's Patreon, but more important I'm writing this as a DM who has discovered some of the best, most intricate maps I've ever seen created for fantasy RPGs. I have not been sent here by him, nor am I in any way being...

So recently my players lost a really big and important battle. They made a bunch of bad choices and then on top of that had a couple really bad rolls causing them to fail a battle they had been working up to for months now. They got out mostly alive (the Ranger's animal companion died saving his...