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I was looking back at the Dark Matter campaign awhile ago and felt the same way. The fun has been sucked out of conspiracy theories.

There was a Java version floating around the web at one point. It was a lot quicker to play since you didn't have to move all that cardboard around.

This is exactly right. It's better to play with a time limit or turn limit. Your cats will eventually come scatter the cardboard markers across the table anyway.

I gave up on immortal. Not enough to do after finishing the story. I haven’t even gone back to check out the blood knight. When they added the fishing mini game I was done.

I finished Season 1 as a necromancer. Getting to level 70 or so was great! Reaching level 100 was a grind and not fun. As soon as I completed the season I stopped playing and haven't looked at it since. I think they've tweaked the high level experience so I'm looking forward to season 2...

Looks like the cambion Rule-of-Three.

Five Guys up the road from me has a drive through, but only for call ahead or app orders.

The Punjar modules were pretty good. Sword & sorcery flavor. All of Black Dirges books were great, they're not modules though.

The Dreams in the Witch House is the creepiest one. Dunwich Horror and Shadow Over Innsmouth are also very good.

Level 25 rogue and level 7 barbarian. Lots of different areas to explore. Doing mostly different quests my second time through. That world boss is brutal. Don’t know if I’ll try that again tonight or not.

In my group only I and one player know anything about this and he just found out today. We'll talk to the group Monday and coincidentally wrap up our campaign. I will present different options to the group but my money is on starting a new 5th edition campaign.

I like the concept of inspiration, but I always forget to give it out. Too many other things to keep track of.

In 2e Dark Sun - No Paladins. Elemental Clerics only. No spells for Bards. Add templars, gladiators, defilers In 4e Dark Sun - No divine power source classes at all (no clerics, paladins, invokers, avengers, rune priests)

During 3.0 Bruce Cordell was working on a city campaign that fully utilized the material from Savage Species and The Book of Vile Darkness. It was supposedly very mature content. WotC management killed it.

What adventure is that from? I don't recognize it.

4e had some info on a ruined, unclaimed Gauntlgrym. Some maps and encounters with dire corbies. I think it was dungeon 193. Not swearing to it. - Dungeon #193 (4e) - Wizards of the Coast | Dungeons & Dragons 4e | Dungeons & Dragons 4e | Dungeon Masters Guild

I think it's Dead by Dawn by Aeryn Rudel. Dungeon 176 - Dungeon #176 (4e) - Wizards of the Coast | Dungeons & Dragons 4e | Dungeons & Dragons 4e | Dungeon Masters Guild

4th edition Dungeon had a good one in the chaos rift. PCs trapped in an abandoned building, trying to hold out through the night against a zombie horde.

There's some options here. I'm going to think about Against the Giants and check out Candlekeep. I love the Styes, I forgot that it was this high level.

I'm thinking about converting the 3rd edition module "Lord of the Iron Fortress." After 12 levels of freezing their butts off in Icewind Dale I the players would like a change of scenery.