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I do not own it, yet. I did flip through it at my FLGS the other day, but it will be a while before I use it and therefore it will be a whole before I spend money on it. So, I don't have experience using it as a reference in-play, which is the really important thing. But, all the artwork I saw...

I know he's a character from an introductory adventure in one of the very early editions of D&D. That's my knowledge of Bargle. I feel confident that I know more about him than anyone else in my gaming group. Most of the group is players older than me. ~Moonmover, Age 33...

Technically, on most days there is no combat. Especially in my current campaign, where we all our PC's are pirates and most sessions include several hand-waived days worth of uneventful sailing. But, I'm sure that doesn't count. So, I'd say or or two combats per day. We like to conclude an...

Marvelous. People should use downtime more in campaigns. Anyway, I ran a game of The Hateful Place last night. This is an obscure game, so I feel the need to explain it before telling my story: It's a generic system in the sense that it could be set in any time or place. But, no matter what...

They surely have an appetite for one of those things. Well, that's a mental image now. Can we please start calling him Chris? 🤣

Captured by Soviets. Some escape.

I hate to tell you this, but it sounds like they should go back to 4e. Which, if that isn't what you want to run, you don't have to. Being a GM isn't your profession. If you aren't having fun, stop.

Nearly all warhorses are produced by General Horseworks Inc., which has bought out all its competitors and jacked up the prices. Sadly, Fearûnian antitrust laws have failed to keep up with these changes in the industry. Remember to support your local horse breeders, if you still have any in...

I recently played in a campaign where the BBEG was a dimension-hopping mad scientist from Massachusetts. We ended up neutralizing the device she used to travel between worlds, then cast banishment to get rid of her for good.

In my main D&D campaign setting, I've got three: •The Star Giants are responsible for long-lost sci-fi tech that PC's occasionally come across. They left the planet when they were overrun by the First Empire (see below). They still exist, in a greatly reduced capacity, as space nomads. •The...

Snuck in, disguised as guillotine.

Dragon-riders blew through minions.

To be clear: I'm sure the implication is that the kids are going to eat food fromPublix while they play Dragonbane, not that they bought the game there.

I'm replaying the Mass Effect games at the moment. Mass Effect 2 is the one that holds up the least. The original has some janky gameplay elements (why do I always have to have a pistol, sniper rifle, assault rifle, and shotgun equipped? Especially when I chose a character class that only uses...

Maybe now, I can finally convince my players to stop using DDB.

Got revenge and devil fruit.

One determined player. Five henchmen.

Ran from monks and hieracosphinx.

We finally have a plan: tablets!

I'd play if it was with people I liked. A decade into 5e, and I still haven't played as a gnome, a half-orc, or a sorcerer. The game has plenty enough options.