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This is actually really, really simple. Telling you, it’s DM life-changing your simple. The reason I use Gesso is because it’s fool-proof. You don’t have to thin with water or carefully apply in measure coats or anything like that. 1. Just get Liquitex Grey Gesso from Michael’s and Citadel Nuln...

Gavin O., bruh, you don’t have to reinvent the wheel or give yourself an aneurysm trying to “win” an argument in an RPG forum. Just get yourself Kobold Press’ Beyond Damage Dice by James Haeck.

Say “No!” to white miniatures Shared this with SlyFlourish on Twitter a day ago and it seemed like a lot of people were interested in the process so I figured I’d share with you guys too. I have all 3 sets of Bones minis that will take a lifetime to paint but I hate fielding white minis. To...

As a DM, I’m all for combat, encounters, events being relevant and moving the narrative. But if everything that happens in the game is somehow connected to the narrative, it feels a bit contrived and not realistic. There is the narrative and story but when you hit the exploration stage of the...

As a DM, I’m all for combat, encounters, events being relevant and moving the narrative. But if everything that happens in the game is somehow connected to the narrative, it feels a bit contrived and not realistic. There is the narrative and story but when you hit the exploration stage of the...

I would totally let a PC use his action to Thorn Whip a fellow PC with no damage across difficult terrain. That’s not only creative use of your ability but imagine how badass and cool that looks. Plus, it costs an action. More tactical options to me qualifies for Rule of Cool :) Sent from my...

Every creature has a speed whether it be walking, swimming, climbing, flying, burrowing, etc. Difficult terrain affects the speed of creatures. Forced movement is not a speed so it is not affected by difficult terrain. Now if it’s an ability that forces an enemy to use their “move” then I would...

I really like Sorastro’s videos on YouTube. He explains each step clearly and breaks down the techniques very clearly as well. Sent from my iPhone using EN World mobile app

Different strokes for different folks. I, for one, prefer the type of game that the OP presents. I started out playing the game with AD&D and as I matured over the years and played through all the crunchy/system mastery versions of the game, I started to get a little bored of the mechanics and...

Interesting setting but I’ve never tried any of Monte Cook’s games or the Cypher System... Sent from my iPhone using EN World

Genesys by Fantasy Flight Games. I love the narrative play mechanics and the character progression mechanics using specializations that allow you mix-match/dabble wherever the story takes you. Sent from my iPhone using EN World

One of my favorite subclasses in UA. Lots of flavor, fluff and challenging roleplay opportunities. Hope they fixed some of the quirky MADness of the class. It's refreshing to play a class like this when everyone else is playing the chaotic neutral asshat or emo edgelord lol.

Aww...Oath of Redemption Paladin is one of my favorite paladin subclasses. It has so much flavor and fluff that would be fun to roleplay. There are a couple things that are kind of wonky like the MADness of the class with the simple weapons limitation but everything else is pretty cool. The...

6-8 encounters do not all necessarily have to be Combat encounters. They can be Combat, Social or Exploration encounters which all can allow players to use their abilities and skills to resolve. It can be some encounters that require Combat of varying difficulty levels, some Social encounters...

Bring back Mystery Men! Sent from my iPhone using EN World mobile app