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How about a Hunger Games RPG? Does anyone have the rights to that?

I'll definitely be getting the board game and the miniatures, but three DM screens in the first year of the edition? Seems like a lot. It's also interesting to me that they're putting the whole adventure into a single book, whereas the previous one took two. I hope the page count is suitably...

Not true. I've gotten back issues of DUNGEON from a local comic store for $2 or $3 a pop.

I would love to fill in the gaps in my DUNGEON collection. It would be great to have all of the old issues available as PDFs. I'd love to see them make all the old issues available, maybe even as one giant download that you could get at a discount. (At $5 a pop, you'd have to spend $850 for...

So, you're saying, "I'm buying something I won't use, so please include something with it that I will use." :confused: If you're not going to use it, then why buy it? If you're only buying it to have a complete collection of D&D stuff, then I think you've pretty much resigned yourself to...

I'm not crazy about it. Every time I see it my brain immediately wants to correct it to "Warlock."

And "bonus'" should be "bonuses." Life is cruel.

Long Rest Question Going by RAW, is it possible for a first level character to regain his or her hit die during a long rest? The rule says that during a long rest "the character also regains spent Hit Dice, up to half of the character's total number of them." Following the "always round down"...

Has there been any indication as to what levels the adventures cover? I haven't seen it anywhere.

Maybe you get a PHB and a few con-exclusive miniatures (probably alternate paint jobs of minis in the first set of new D&D minis)?

Shouldn't these be included under "Playtest Adventures?" Dungeon Adventure X1: The Isle of Dread (not updated) The Mud Sorcerer's Tomb

There are two versions of the book, a super-fancy deluxe limited collector's edition ($199), and a standard edition ($59). There are limited quantities of the collector's edition (although I have no idea how quickly a $200 book sells), but I don't think there's any particular urgency if you're...

Oooh! Great idea! I would love to have some nice reprints of the old 1E modules.

I ran most of the original adventure path a couple of years ago, and it's a great adventure. Lots of fun. The new book is gorgeous, but it is not perfect. The Paizo graphic designers go a little bit overboard sometimes trying to make things as fancy as possible, and it interferes with the...

I don't find this to be a convincing argument. Ten years ago there were seemingly hundreds of companies churning out content under the SRD. Some of it was good, but a lot of it was... less good. I think that is the more accurate comparison here. The sample adventure is certainly not the same...

Having recently been burned by Dungeonaday (I resubscribed for a year just before they announced their plans to shut down), I have serious reservations about this site. Also, the sample adventure has some issues that concern me: 1) The map has no scale. 2) The Blade of the Sun Lord is...

Fancy! I was surprised that you skipped over the 1E AD&D hardcover books, though.

Also, you don't need an apostrophe in the word Wizards. "Has went all out" should be "has gone all out." "Bart Caroll" should be "Bart Carroll."

Sorry, but I have to agree with Dannager. The purpose of the review should be to tell the reader whether or not the game is made well and worth playing. Is it reasonable to expect D&D novels to precisely follow 4E combat rules? How about the Book of Vile Darkness movie? What if it doesn't...