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That's interesting because we're finding the 2024 combats to be much more enjoyable and thrilling than anything that Pathfinder or earlier editions of D&D had to offer. Combats go quite quickly and Legendary actions give a more suspenseful aspect.

I'm a traditional D&Der. Roleplay is fine when it happens (no amateur dramatics though, thank you) but I like a story to tell, dungeons and locations to explore, treasure to find and monsters to slay. Exactly what D&D does straight out of the box.

I used to roll behind my screen for decades. It was the idea that it generates suspense in the players and because I'm not fudging the rolls in anyone's favour. However, the last few years I have thrown that idea out of the window because after years of DMing I realised suddenly that seeing that...

As someone just coming back to D&D with 2024, I have the following restrictions: 2024 books only and only if I own a copy, or you can bring a copy for me to look at first. No 3PP books at all. No evil alignments. Saying that I have expanded the PHB races with Goblin, Sentinel (Warforged)...

This module cropped up in an ad on Facebook and looked interesting to slot into my Ghosts of Saltmarsh campaign. It's bit of a loaded site based adventure but with a few tweaks it'll do nicely. Picked it up on DMsGuild on pdf.

D&D 2024 One Shot Adventure Cursed Longship Entombed In Ice.

I have this one and still use it frequently to this day.

I generally don't look at it from a £££ perspective, although if a PDF is near it's print price I won't touch it. PDFs should be a lot cheaper IMO. As the DM I look at whether something will be of use in my campaign or have something I would like to incorporate. Adventures have to sound fun and...

D&D 2024 - Ghosts of Saltmarsh campaign. The Mystery Deepens. Evil Afloat!

For me, it is D&D's vancian magic system but more the Sorcerer style. By that I mean, you have these spells in your repertoire and you cast X many per level per day. I've never liked the standard Wizard version where you have to pick and choose specific spells not knowing if you have actually...

I'm a usual GM/DM and I also tend to get bored when playing. Actually I won't say bored, more... frustrated. As a GM I have more control over the direction of the game which I don't have as a player. It's also why I prefer to be the GM when I can. Not being a control freak, just I guess I'm more...

D&D 2024 one shot. Escort dead hero through desert.

Could Stoneshape help?

1st and 2nd edition, I have run Temple of Elemental Evil several times. Pretty much all the 3rd edition modules from Necromancer Games I have run multiple times for 3rd and Pathfinder 1. Shackled City adventure path I ran twice under 3rd edition and at least 3 or 4 times for Pathfinder (it's one...

Out of curiosity, I put the same picture prompt into Kling AI and it generated four male pictures.

This is what I've noticed with my first 2024 campaign, and the party only just hit 5th. Lower hit points means fights don't drag on too much but the characters (and their players) do feel more threatened, and it has made fights all the more enjoyable for it.

Thanks!

Do you have a link or remember the name of the book? Thanks

The only time I find fights tedious is when combatants just stand there and roll dice. Have opponents and monsters move around. Use the environment to make fights more interesting. Don't just think 2D on the battle mat.