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A keyword search isn't going to get you a lot (I mean, it will now because of all the news articles, but prior?) - all of the proper names were changed to reference Bethesda properties, and there are a ton of adventures with similar themes - deserts, caravans, statues. And there aren't any legal...

I'm not really sure what else people want from Bethesda on this. They hired a writer who turned in the work, they published it, and then pulled it when they found out it was plagiarized. I don't expect the publishers at the company to have read every adventure booklet published, so there is no...

The maps in the map pack are roughly 8.5 x 11 prints of the maps, not suitable for miniature use. Think of them more as handouts you can give to players that they can write on, etc. Here is a picture from one of the Facebook groups that I am a part of (link to post - note that it is a private...

Dungeon levels range from roughly 600-1000 feet vertically and 500-800 feet wide (in 10 foot squares). They vary somewhat because some have different types of layouts (for instance level 7 has some vertical elements instead of being huge and sprawling). But overall most are pretty massive...

The only ties between the two books are a few crossover characters (a couple of the Familiar Faces in the Yawning Portal - specifically Obaya Uday, Threestrings, and Volo for starting quests, and then a couple of later quests that involve Durnan and Jalester). Aside from that, there is no other...

3 out of 5 rating for Waterdeep: Dragon Heist Waterdeep: Dragon Heist provides a solid level 1-5 adventure. The city setting is very evocative, with lots of hooks for great stories. Over the course of four main chapters (all of which are very strong, although chapter 2 has some caveats I'll get...

Reading through it as well. The adventure looks great. The maps . . . not so much. I run on virtual tabletop and while I appreciate Dyson Logos maps for smaller projects, they really leave me feeling pretty cold for a premium product like this.

This is why I charge for my DM services. I think if D&D continues to grow at the pace it is growing, the gap between the amount of DM's and people who want to play will continue to grow - as will the expectations of what a DM should do and be, since everyone will have seen Matt Mercer or other...

The article states (as does the graph) that these figures are US and Canada only.