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... Oh crap, what if someone had a hand in that and the second part of the adventure is to but the Eye back in Greyhawk and beat up the dude that took it out in the first place?

I made it clock in at 94%

5 out of 5 rating for D&D 5th Edition Dungeon Master's Guide I enjoyed this book. It gave me the advice I always wanted (although it rehashes some of the advice from 4th Ed's DM Guide, nothing really big), but it also gave me things to work with, like poisons, chasing, making my own monsters...

Well, they're not Lizards. They don't do that tongue thing.

4 out of 5 rating for Roll20 I use this tool when playing out my solo RPGs, and I absolutely love it. You can even have custom character sheets that make running your game easier. However, there's a catch. First off, the community is just getting started on making the sheets, so you might make...

I honestly don't care about what's not included. I was just expecting to get a handbook of advice for DMing and that's it. Everything else is a neat feature. I'm taking everything said in this thread with a huge grain of salt, and that includes the number of villainous archetypes. If it's true...

Thank you. How did you manage to do that?

I can print it as a XLS, if that's what you mean.

I tried another PDF, but the problem is the same. I tried to save it and it told me it can only save a blank copy. At this rate, I might as well give up using PDFs and go for Word or Excel sheets. I know they're primitive as hell, but hey, they actually let you save the data you put in.

So, I got the character sheet from WOTC and filled it out with Adobe Reader X, but it wouldn't allow me to save after I had filled it out, no matter what I do, which made me upset. Can anyone tell me where to find a good Form Fillable and Savable Character Sheet?

I have an idea for a card. Cyanwrath's Challenge Play this card when facing a named enemy in an encounter. You challenge this enemy to a one-on-one fight. Regardless of whether you win or lose, you gain 50 XP, or if it's to the death, 100 XP.

The way I saw Cyanwrath (and the way he was played in my session), he was a blood knight who is a pretty good sport about the duel, going as far as to agree to our terms of a) not have it be a fight to the death (though from his reactions when getting hit, I think he wouldn't care about him...

I'd be cool with them doing the factions seen in the Lords of Waterdeep board game.

I'd maybe have them make one or two factions as examples, like how they had the step by step character creation be based around a FR character.

This won't be a poll, since there'll be so many ideas for how it will go. Instead, just say what you like to see out of Guide. Personally, I'd like to see rules for Factions. The Factions is a nice feature in the Adventurer's League, and I wanna see how it gets translated to home play.

It had occurred to me when reading the Cambion's entry that, because 5E is doing a throwback to the old D&D, it might be possible for them to do something akin to what 3.5 and Pathfinder did and have options for players to play as monsters. The Monsters as PCs idea. What are your thoughts on...

I like the headings and how they are similar to the Race headings when you read up on a Race... Makes me think if they'll become a Race, like how you had the "Monsters As PCs" section.

Alright.

I tried adding a product so that I can put my review for it up, but the problem is that I can't find it in the menu with all the others. I think it might have to do with the fact that I didn't give it an image. Any idea how to fix it or should I readd the product? It's Legend by Rule of Cool.

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