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Agreed... some of the wording irked me as well. The writer clearly hadn't met or talked to many DMs.

It looks really good and I am a sucker for anything with a Roman theme. I look forward to a hard back release of this in 5e format.

Is Jim Butcher playing a street-smart wizard? If so I'll check it out :)

Strahd followed by Princes.

About time!

I was recently at a convention where the DM simply would not stop making various pedophile jokes, even when it became obvious that it was not funny to some at the table... myself included. This was followed by a barrage of "furry" jokes at the expense of the moon circle druid. This was an...

Awesome thank you very much!

I'm just wondering if anyone knows if it is possible to convert a Tarot deck to a Tarokka deck. Are there enough cards in a Tarot deck to do so? Also, any recommendations for which cards in the one would be suitable matches for the other?

If they end up offering this for 5e then I am most definitely in.

At first I sort of rolled my eyes at this post, but yea... after a Google search I can see your point. It's a pretty strong resemblance!

You beat me to it :cool: Fantasy has been killing it at the box office for over a decade now, sometimes regardless of the actually quality of the movie in question (I'm looking at you Hobbit trilogy...although it is kind of a guilty pleasure).

Not to sound overly snarky or harsh, but how many OSR clones can the hobby support? There are so many of them out there now and I wonder how many are actually played by more than a few dozen people. If you want to play White Box D&D then what is stopping you? It is now widely available. Changing...

Thus the Entertainer background in the PHB. This is called thinking outside the box and I heartily approve. A warrior can also have the scholar background for example, which is equally awesome. I'm a backer and can't wait to get my hands on this book!

I think the oldest edition of the game I would likely enjoy playing at this point is the Holmes Basic Set. OD&D was a little too raw in my opinion. I've been playing since 79 or so, and can honestly say that 5th edition is my favorite iteration of D&D since the early days of 2e. That being...

Jiggawatts iirc it was indeed the thief.

I think its a great article and I see his point. When run as written, Tomb of Horrors is basically a giant middle finger from the DM to the players. When modified to give the party a chance, it works. Thematically, I personally really enjoy it... but would never run it strictly as written. I...

As others have stated... Sad but not surprising. I really enjoyed it while it lasted though.

Ravenloft is now a part of the Shadowfel iirc, which now (along with the Feywild) exists across all material planes as a dark reflection... so it wouldn't be too difficult to make a Ravenloft campaign Realm's based at least as a starting point. The Mists can take you from anywhere in the multiverse.

Hells to the yes please!

Backed!!!