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I would agree with you with one exception: Ghosts of Saltmarsh didn't open up Greyhawk. Now granted it was an adventure compilation nominally set in Greyhawk, but I also doubt we're getting a second Spelljammer adventure or Dragonlance adventure, so I don't understand why they didn't just make...

Yeah I agree. I hope we see content that allows any party of adventures to be the big damn heros instead of the Companions. Alternate history kind of stuff. I'm not sure what the general consensus is, but I was always struck by Xak Tsaroth. I thought it's verticality was really cool. Would love...

Just received an email from DMsGuild stating that Dragonlance opens up for community creators on December 6th. I've recently started creating content, focusing on Spelljammer as the moment, but will probably shift gears based on this news. I'll have to brush up on the source material myself...

Agreed about the scripted encounters. I like combat just fine. I really enjoy good tactical combat with a really smart enemy that the PC's know to approach with caution (Strahd), but after rounds 4 and 5 of the mooks it can get too long. I even try to subscribe to the rule of only having...

I'm the DM that says monsters/enemies die even though they actually have 1-5 hit points remaining, because I am the one getting bored of the combat.

Design and customize your own Wildspace systems with the light and flexible system presented in Elmandar’s Star Charts on the Dungeon Master's Guild. Providing 26 pages of random tables and guidelines to detail Wildspace systems for use in your 5E Spelljammer: Adventures in Space campaign, this...

Typically no, if there are still active PC's, they are the larger threat. I will do it however if it fits the enemy the party is fighting like many people have mentioned previously (hungry ghouls is a great example). A similar case I just had was a fight with a xill that dropped a PC and on the...

I haven't seen it mentioned here yet, but the quality of the books seems exceptional to me, at least compared to other recent D&D books. The pages have a nice weight to them and I have often thought I was grabbing more than one when flipping through.

If I can ask, what about the brand don't you like? Just asking out of curiosity. I know for myself, I have started reading through the old DL modules to get a sense for the setting, and those adventures seem super linear. I'm ok with railroads because my players are kind of beer and pretzels...

I consider myself a younger player (mid 30's? Tell me if that's not young) but I plan to get this one. My group started playing D&D at the end of 4e so our collective dragonlance experience is really limited to those of us who have read the books. I haven't decided if I will run the adventure...

A Spelljammer: Adventures in Space Supplement The Spelljamming Vessel Log is now up on the DM's guild! This custom made supplement enables a party of space farers to easily and quickly reference all of the important details for their spelljamming vessel including ship stats like HP, AC, Speed...

I played a wood elf monk during the beginning of HotDQ (he ultimately died, but that was user error). I rolled VERY well for my stats so I had a base Dex Score of 18, being a wood elf then bumped it to 20. For a 1st level character. Also ended up with a Wis Score of 16 (15 on the Roll, +1 for...

One of my players is a halfling barbarian and he would definitely agree. He's gone with the two handaxe approach for the extra attack. Works pretty well for him, that is until the bard thunderwaves him off a cliff...

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https://www.enworld.org/data/thumbs/2137-TheOldTower.jpg In the freezing cold of a tall and lonely mountain range, a small group of soldiers, out on patrol, are running for their lives. With the ways ahead and behind blocked, they have few options left. They choose the path where no-one goes...

https://www.enworld.org/data/thumbs/2137-TheOldTower.jpg In the freezing cold of a tall and lonely mountain range, a small group of soldiers, out on patrol, are running for their lives. With the ways ahead and behind blocked, they have few options left. They choose the path where no-one goes...

https://www.enworld.org/data/thumbs/2137-TheOldTower.jpg In the freezing cold of a tall and lonely mountain range, a small group of soldiers, out on patrol, are running for their lives. With the ways ahead and behind blocked, they have few options left. They choose the path where no-one goes...

https://www.enworld.org/data/thumbs/2137-TheOldTower.jpg In the freezing cold of a tall and lonely mountain range, a small group of soldiers, out on patrol, are running for their lives. With the ways ahead and behind blocked, they have few options left. They choose the path where no-one goes...