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So, I ran a campaign using a somewhat similar premise, with an evil god banished by the sacrifice of a legendary band of heroes, although in my case those heroes became gods. At any rate, for the vast majority of the campaign the players thought that they were acting to thwart the plans of the...

IIRC, there were no AoO's in 2e. There were also no readied actions by RAW. So despite the impressive reach of the Duergar, it wouldn't have been nearly as formidable in 2e as you might think, and clever use of illusions, invisibility, etc. could really reduce the threat from all of those...

Wow, that's an awesome idea. I'd be tempted to take it even further, like 500 years in the future, into a dystopian undead-fueled steampunkish environment inspired by Dark City, with the Thayans running everything as the bogeymen behind the curtains. That's all I've got right now, but kudos on...

What I probably would do is just tell everyone about the mistake, explain that they are free to read it, but then let them know that I'm changing things around in some major ways so they shouldn't rely on the information in the doc. What I think would be cooler, though, is to do two things...

Heck, even in 3rd edition I joined a group of mostly 6th-7th level characters with my 1st level Ranger and was able to contribute. After one session I was 2nd level and it wasn't even really a factor after another three or four sessions. I can only imagine that 5th edition makes this even...

That's a pretty fascinating insight into the origins of Age of Worms. I agree that it's one of the coolest APs ever. The point that most of WotC didn't see the appeal of Dragotha, and Tenser, and everything else that went into it is just ... shocking.

IIRC, the spell has always been a stinker going back to 1e. In 5e they made it especially stinky, though. I don't know why the Wizards of the Coast hate on Mordenkainen so much. Maybe 'cause he wouldn't let them in the Circle?

When my unscrupulous rogue ganks the uppity cleric and takes all his stuff, I don't want the cleric to just come take it all back again. That's why. Edited to add: And I'm only partly joking. The very premise of the question is based on so many presumptions about the way the game should...

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4 rogues and a paladin. Yeesh.

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What is MiBG?

Ah yes, how to acquire and transport large quantities of not-so-valuable goods like charcoal, or copper coins. That is a very familiar problem. ;)

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That is awesome! There will always be a place for forumites, but it's amazing to see this fantastic hobby spreading in a positive way. Thanks for posting this!

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5e looks pretty good, but I've stuck with 3.5e so far because I'm more comfortable with it. It sounds like you should do the same!

If that's what you chose to take from it, then I guess I'm at a loss. Not my intent, but obviously this is an emotionally charged topic for some people, so I think I'll leave you to it.

Two points. 1. I don't think I'm a jerk. If you saw anything condescending in what I wrote, I think it might be you projecting something that isn't there. 2. I personally wouldn't do that, I just wrote it as an example, but I wouldn't hold it against someone if they don't want to/don't have...