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@Bedrockgames it seems like you have a good grasp on what you enjoy :D (shorter combats), and I’m sure if you play D&D you probably design your combat encounters to meet that goal. My mind is conjuring up a few thoughts on making a combat encounter both short and tactical, that you might find...

Just want to chime in and say this is a fantastic thread with many interesting points and tidbits. :love::unsure:

My last session was the first session of a new 5e group (consisting of 1 brand new player and 2 newish players), and my first time DMing over the internet rather than in person. It went great! We got through 2/3rds of the content I prepared and everyone had a great time. It was my first time...

This is a great bit of inspiration. I think I will have to use the “following monster” in a future adventure for my players! It’s a great random encounter too!:D

Interesting thread! I’m an experienced wargamer and so very familiar designing scenarios and missions for war games, as such, putting together a well crafted combat encounter is something I absolutely love doing and one for my favourite parts of D&D. For me, the most important thing is to...

Just a quick idea, (and apologies if I have misunderstood the thread and this is not what you are after), but you could take each property you want to be able to give and assign it to a type of dragon. To be able to craft a magical weapon you need a horn of the type of dragon that grants the...

I think there are a few small tweaks they could make that would really improve the on boarding for new players. If think they could add another 8 pages to the PHB (the standard amount for printing) dedicated to helping new players and it would really enrich the book whilst taking nothing away...