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Another data point to throw out there. The central premise of the article seems to be that the amount individual projects is raising is lower than before. I know that I as a publisher am running campaigns for smaller books than I used to with smaller goals. With things like Zine Quest I'm not...

We've put up another preview. This time for Velket's blade, a sword that tempts PCs power to conquer and rule. We've also reached our second stretch goal, for a micro book collecting four additional sentient items from our previous publications.

We just released the first of our weekly previews for 20 Talking Treasures. This one features Lionheart, a glory seeking shield. In our week since launched, we've unlocked our first stretch goal for new interior art, and we're less than $100 away from our second stretch goal for a bonus...

Second this. I'd probably also want play the full time at allotted. I also don't think that concept of "punishing" your players is something that should ever be part of running D&D. If there's behavior that you don't want to see at your table you should talk to them. In your case I don't...

Yeah, this is what gets me too. I remember back in the day reading Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire and wondering how any sane person was okay with what was going on. First the fact that there even was a tournament, which was notorious for killing young children. Maybe it's more gentle now...

So if you want to a class recommendation, I'd go with wizard because of things like "plan everything in advance" and "reads a lot." Though I'd add that while classes sometimes fall into certain stereotypes, there is nothing that requires certain classes to have certain personalities. You could...

Also feel the need to mention that the Indiegogo is a "flexible funding," goal, which is always super sketch and among the reasons that I don't support things on Indiegogo anymore.

Yeah, I could see even see an expansion purely focused on Frozen with Anna, Elsa, Kristoff, and Olaf as characters. While we're over-analyzing character choices, I feel Marion is a surprising choice. Belle and Moana are both protagonists, and Violet has super powers. Marion is mostly there to...

We've reached our funding goal in under 24 hours! Now we've got a tone of time to smash through those stretch goals!

Given how Star Wars movies have fared recently, I also hope that it actually gets released.

Sneak Attack Press has just launched our Kickstarter campaign for 20 Talking Treasures. The powerful ring that wants to return to its master. The chaos blade that forces its wielder into a murderous rage. Magic items with a mind of their own are a staple of fantasy fiction. In fantasy...

I think it depends on the setting. The more common magic is, the cheaper it will be. In my campaign only a handful of NPCs can cast 5th level spells, and nobody is making new permanent ones (there are a few old ones lying around), so it would probably be a lot of money, probably in the...

This is not my experience. I've found that players frequently use other options when they're available. I think often D&D presents combat as the only or best way to solve a problem.

In one campaign they came to the site of a magical catastrophe that created a number of living magical spells. Most tried to eat the PCs, but they they also discovered a living Tenser's floating disk that the adopted as a pet. They named it Bob.

So this is a complete opposite mindset of what I have. First of all our group is pretty much always game to run whatever the GM wants to run, because we like our group more than we care about the system. Second, we rotate GMs, I for one, and I think other GMs switch games not because we say...

Sneak Attack Press is excited to announce our latest release: 20 Curious Closets for D&D 5e. You can get them individually or save 15% as part of the 20 Useful Things bundle. Furniture is everywhere. Closets, cabinets, and wardrobes are so common that adventurers only see them as a place to...

Good thoughts all. Speaking of high-level tactics, my players came up with the idea of planeshifting to an alternate plane so they could use gate to pull through the adventure's big bad. I let it work once, and then all the other bad guys heard about it and came up with countermeasures. Yeah...

This was true at one point, but the forever stamps proved so popular that now all US first class envelop stamps are forever stamps.

I think 1 to 20 adventures are great, though at the moment it's a little more than I want to take on at the moment. This is generally my thought as well. Do you think you'd be interested in purchasing a high-level "adventure toolkit" like this? Some ideas I have are stopping an invasion force...

For most races I leave it ambiguous, mostly because the characters don't know. There are a few exceptions though, like the dragonborn were created by dragons.