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I never played in the setting, but I remember the Dragonlance short story that was published in Dragon Magazine. I don't remember if more than one were published but I remember really enjoying what I read.

The more dice I can throw across the table the better. FIREBALLL 10d14+20d5 KILLS ALL THE KOLOLDS!!!!!

That's hard.... The City of Greyhawk. This was the first setting I got for AD&D and spent so much time reading it. Al-Qadim was another favorite. I never exclusively ran a campaign there but one of my most memorable campaigns did have my players travel from their home around Corm Orp in Faerûn...

I went right to college after high school with no idea what I wanted to do, I chose my university because my girlfriend was going there. I majored in getting drunk and was eventually shown the door. I would go back on and off again but never completed a degree. Finally, in the mid-2000s I...

A lot of these have already been given as possibilities but my suggestions are: Pathfinder (I only play 1E so can't speak to the current edition) Castles & Crusades Savage Worlds Blades in the Dark (I've only read the rules and not actually played it but it seems really cool) Band of Blades (as...

Bathroom breaks during combat slow everything down and should not be allowed. Tell your players to keep a Snapple bottle handy.

Maybe if his owners didn't have such crappy beer in the fridge he would have stayed home.

Make sure that every player plays the best class ever.... The Murder Hobo

Screw the dice, buy some real swords.

For a completely immersive experience have many costumes on hand so you can dress up as all your NPCs.

Party almost found the murderer

If you want the definitive answer on if fudging dice rolls is ok just check the many, many threads on the topic here. Everyone feels the same way about it and you should too.

I'm not sure if that should make me laugh or cry.

FORGETFUL RADIOACTIVE ACTOR MOLE On a whim I decided to throw that into a Google search and the first result was this.

Unfortunately, I find my reading time limited, but I am slowing making my way through the Books of Swords trilogy by Fred Saberhagen. I am about four chapters into book two. One I am done with those I will go back to Glen Cook's The Chronicles of the Black Company. I have read the first three...

I read comics pretty much exclusively on my tablet but if you aren't willing to use Comixoloxy (and I don't blame you since the recent changes) or the DC app I think you are out of luck when it comes to DC titles.

I don't know anything about the required credentials to be a critic. Are there any? How many critics have degrees in fields relating to cinema? How many critics ended up in their role for reasons other than having a background in art? Is it a mix of the two and how can the average reader of...

The idea of a solo RPG seems strange to me but I did download Ironsworn so maybe I will read it and give it a try, especially since running the other stuff with my group is a ways off.

I just wanted to say, this has been the most helpful discussion I've been a part of on theses boards. I'm intrigued by both PbtA and FitD games and while I hope to eventually run both types of games I think I am leaning more towards Blades in the Dark as my next campaign (That's still a ways...

I chose positive. I wouldn't want every adventure to be that was but it's fine as an adventure hook. If the bad guy kidnaps the princess and demands a ransom he's probably not going to say "Get me the gold whenever it's convenient for you". Changing adventures up a bit should make for a more...