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Here's another good one: http://www.polygon.com/features/2015/9/2/9242155/out-of-the-abyss-into-the-underdark [EDIT] And here: http://io9.com/hell-comes-to-the-underdark-in-d-ds-new-rage-of-demons-1728418174 And a little tidbit here: http://www.nerdsonearth.com/2015/09/review-of-out-of-the-abyss/

My top two choices weren't on the list, so I picked the closest things I could find. 1. The attention paid to race & gender inclusiveness, in both the artwork and in the text. I picked "Art Direction". 2. The "fiction first" philosophy; rules are there to support the things we...

Au contraire, Kenzerco has PDFs of all their 3e books for sale on their web store. The only change is that the "D&D" logo no longer appears on them. http://www.kenzerco.com/index.php?cPath=25_28_45&page=1

I originally agreed with this, then I thought about it and edited my original post. If the darkness obscured an object (say, a pillar, or a chair), then the area of the hallway extending behind that object wouldn't be visible to the observer. It's not x-ray vision; it doesn't let you see through...

On careful reading, I think the intent of the 5e Darkness spell is that creatures inside the magical darkness can see illuminated areas that are outside the darkness. I suspect that being inside the radius of the Darkness spell is like being in a pitch-black cave. You might not be able to see...

I've run it once, and it was a lot of fun. My advice (spoilers): 1. Read it, read the errata, then re-read it. The backstory is complicated enough that it took a while to get my head around it, and there's a number of things that need errata (from minor typos to major elements). 2. I had a...

I'm looking at it as the adventure where you get to kill Drizzt. I actually don't mind Drizzt, but but I think killing him would be fun. :)

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