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Last Man Standing: Best D&D Modules The Lost City - 24 Desert of Desolation 28 Test of the Warlords 5 - 2 = 3 Isle of Dread - 25 Castle Amber - 24 + 1 = 25 Red Hand of Doom - 21 Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth - 12

Keep on the Borderlands 2-2=0 The Lost City - 24 Desert of Desolation - 25 Test of the Warlords - 16 Isle of Dread - 23 Castle Amber - 24+1=25 Red Hand of Doom - 21 Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth - 17

Keep on the Borderlands 17 Dragons of Despair 13-2=11 The Lost City - 21 Desert of Desolation - 20 Test of the Warlords - 20 Isle of Dread - 21 Castle Amber - 22+1=23 Red Hand of Doom - 21 Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth - 17

It’s all about how you use it to enhance the game, and if your players buy into it can make it a whole new level. Current campaign recent event: party fights Medusa and wizard is turned to stone while using boots of spider climbing. Petrified body falls 20+ feet and shatters. However, there...

Dwarven Thrower 17-2=15 Mace of Disruption 20+1=21

Survivor Magic Weapons- THERE CAN BE ONLY ONE! Dwarven Thrower 26 Hammer of Thunderbolts 26 Javelin of Lightning 2-2=goodbye Mace of Disruption 23+1=24 Mace of Smiting 25 Oathbow 19

Anytime an author (or product manager of any kind) goes out of their way to say “who knows!?” or anything similar, it means they are doing it. I would put money down they are in the middle of development and just don’t want us to forget about Greyhawk. This is all about building demand so when...

Check out Dan Coleman’s Weapons of Legacy. Or the Taldore Campaign setting by Matt Mercer. Good inspiration.

I have hard copy and dndbeyond copies, but I don’t use FG. I can say that the online search capability, along with the ongoing development around campaign/encounter management in addition to the homebrew creation/sharing functionality makes DNDB a good investment for me. I play in-person games...

Waterdeep: Dragon Heist is an obvious choice as it just came out. By the time you are through it, the follow up module will be out. Alternatively, take a look at En5ider’s The Holdenshire Chronicles or The Zeitgeist. Solid campaign guides that are unique and have a full story and character...

Baldur's Gate 27[l Baldur's Gate II 29 Chronicles of Mystara 4 - 2= 2 Eye of the Beholder Series 29 Icewind Dale 19 Icewind Dale II 17 Neverwinter Nights 22 Neverwinter Nights II 28 + 1=29 Planescape: Torment 17 Warriors of the Eternal Sun 10

Baldur's Gate 25 Baldur's Gate II 28 Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance Series 4 Chronicles of Mystara 18 Eye of the Beholder Series 24 Gold Box: Pool of Radiance Series 9 Gold Box: Dragonlance Series 11 Gold Box: Savage Frontier Series 16 Gold Box: Spelljammer 10 - 1 = 9 Icewind Dale 19 Icewind Dale...

Survivor D&D Computer Games- THERE CAN BE ONLY ONE! AD&D: Cloudy Mountain 21 Baldur's Gate 20 Baldur's Gate II 20 Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance Series 20 Chronicles of Mystara 20 Dungeons & Dragons Online 20 Eye of the Beholder Series 20 Gold Box: Pool of Radiance Series 20 Gold Box...

Tiamat at end of Tyranny of Dragons. She was nerfed a little due to things the party did before the encounter. End of combat came down to the entire party down and bleeding out except our Paladin with a Vorpal Sword, single digit HP left, critting the final two heads of Tiamat in succession.

True, but the mechanics can depend on what has happened since the previous editions. The lore may be there, but people want something new so embellishment (or at times complete retelling) can also work. If you want to use previous edition lore for your campaign, of course that’s up to you. I...

Yup. Have all of them. For inspiration and background they are great. I think OP is looking for an official WotC book updated for 5e so they don’t have to come up with their own adaptation. Everyone plays a little different. All good.

I’m skeptical for several reasons, primarily because I don’t see that they have done this before for any of the previous adventures. Sounds like it’s a real thing, with WotC partnership, but that is a lot to drop for an untested group of creatives and an unseen adventure.

According to Kobold Fight Club (http://Kobold.club), 15 spies would be a deadly encounter, although that is really relative depending on a lot of factors. For a fighter, it depends on if they are an Eldritch Knight or similar with some spell powers. If the Fighter has AoE attacks, it makes it...

Looks like the page on the Penguin Random House is not working yet. Looking forward to pre-ordering this!

Agree that they don’t give all the details you mention, but are you surprised? Like you said, this is pure PR. This is marketing, so they will focus on what makes them look the best. As for 44% growth, that is sales growth, not user base, which is a good sign as it shows that existing users...