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Nice! I held off from getting these because of the factors many other folks have noted: including reprints of the original adventures didn't seem *that* big of a draw for the page count, the price tag was a bit high, and the conversion work seems relatively easy, overall. I finally picked up...

What's still interesting to me is that AD&D predominantly rises above any other OSR by a pretty big factor, but so much of the OSR tries to emulate B/X or OD&D. OSRIC, the AD&D clone, has a highly active playing and forum community yet seems to be ignored in terms of getting an SRD out, having a...

Warrior refers to the goblin warrior, not a player character. So, it's basically saying "if any [allied] goblin [presumably could be a goblin commando, goblin shaman, etc.] ends a move action adjacent to the goblin warrior, the goblin warrior steps."

Oof. That "As goblin warrior" reference is a little painful. It works in the context of the book: both stat blocks show up on the same page, referencing the thing nearby is easy. Okay. But in an adventure where you might not have an encounter that features both creatures, you suddenly have to...

I'm a backer of the KS. Here are my feelings and notes: 1. Development is like 99% done. We've already got the books, with the exception of the Advanced stuff, but the previews have proven those are very far along and just need some final edits and layout. Art is coming in, and literally every...

Yeah, I can't imagine how many gamers and small-time creators are applying for this position that's way high-level and will have a huge amount of analyzing dollars and cents, and selling financial projections for executives. Not a fun job (IMHO), but a powerful role indeed.

Come to Dalentown! Establish a headquarters for your adventures as you explore bizarre wilderness sites and ancient dwarven tombs, or pass through and get embroiled in local intrigue! Adventures in Dalentown for 5th edition is now available on DriveThruRPG! It features loads of encounters, new...

I LOVE this art!

Condolences to his family and friends. He is a giant in the industry, even if his name is not a household one among the gamers.

For campaign length (at least 5 levels-ish), hands down I'd recommend Hidden Halls of Hazakor. It's built for both new players and new DMs, making it super-simple to prep and to run, and for the players to feel like they are awesome. Of your listed considerations, Saltmarsh is by far the best...

I vehemently disagree with this. I realize why the module is presented the way it was, and I both accept and enjoy that presentation. That doesn't mean we have to run it as-is, and in fact, I'd argue the purposely old school sensibility of the module's design takes into account how much DMs can...

I use these every session: Companion System Companion System Companion (Updated OP to include links, as well.)

You should really get that looked at by a physician. :lol:

Hi folks! TL;DR - I'm running the Stranger Things starter set adventure Hunt for the Thessalhydra for Int'l Tabletop Day at my local comics & game shop, and I'm wondering what tips, tricks, and mods people employed. Slightly longer version - Here are some slightly more specific things I'm...

If you're interested in something like this, but including more than just soul-powered vehicles, check out ERF Jordan's Twisted Mithral. I reviewed it here on ENWorld: http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?659167-Twisted-Mithral

Yeah, sounds very much like the nautical part is how to get from adventure site to adventure site, in-between the actual adventures. So...maybe there's some really good random encounter tables? But yeah, not exactly what I was expecting.

Are the Scarlet Brotherhood a faction for players, ala Zhentarim and such? Because they are pretty thoroughly baddies by my reading in 2E.

4 out of 5 rating for Twisted Mithral A timbannock.com review. Summary Twisted Mithral is Mad Max meets Dungeons & Dragons. Expanding mounted and vehicular rules to include hanging off the sides of mounts and vehicles, as well as crashing, this book would be great if it was just that. But it...

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To add to the anecdotes, I've had the same perception. I backed the first kickstarter, got my books and gear, read most of it, and was like, "this is really cool! I have no idea how I'd run this with my group." So it took a back seat. Then it got filed well away. And then once I noticed a layer...