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I do think being up front about what kind of game you want to run is important. I am not going to run a lark filled campaign for Stormbringer, for instance. But I think use of the term "no" also helps to cut down on silliness. What we are really talking about here is a degree of verisimilitude...

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I love the cover art. I like that kind of artwork and would love to put that on some of my own stuff :)

I mentioned this in another place, but I will do so here as well. If you have an upcoming product, one that is going to be out in the next month or two, you can let me know. I can link to an author page or a blog post about it. That way we can build hype and if you want, you can contact me about...

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It is a great supplement. I enjoyed reading it.

Welcome to the DMs Guild Roundup - End of Year / New Year Edition! We have some gems for your treasure boxes today that we think you will get some play out of. Was the holiday season good? Did you put in a lot of table time over the last three months? Do you have some DMs Guild gems you would...

One of my earliest characters for 5E was a Monk with the criminal background. I think his code could be summed up as: Be Discreet Always Have an Escape Plan Don't Snitch Don't Go Looking for (Too Much) Trouble Take on People Your Own Size Over time Zed was becoming more traditional and more...

That is a great origin. Applying the idea of a code to this type of monk, what might their street code be? I think that would be an interesting reflection of the more traditional honor codes.

Its fine. But I think they missed an opportunity to talk about their process and the ideas of consent in D&D. And to show some transparency.

Awesome. The campaigns in East and Southern Africa are interesting, low intensity conflicts. Add in the brutality of colonialism and that could make for an intense campaign to play through.