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Me and my friends have been playing our campaign for 3.5 years now. The party is lvl 16. There is no DM burn out. I am from Hungary and no one uses online gaming platforms here (at least no one I am familiar with). But the countries are much smaller here so no problem with the distances to get...

Lotr is an apocalyptic, low magic setting where you play in a darkening world where a dark god will eventually enslave you. You fight to have moments in the light and you know that you cannot win. You cannot play it like any other kind of D&D (Ravenloft included) because you do not have that...

Long AP-s can burn a Dm pretty quick. I like chaining small, 4-5 session long modules with different themes and focus. It is pretty fun and results unique overarching stories.

Lvl 15 in 2.5 years, playing 6 hours every 2nd week with gritty realism

We usually have 2-3 fights / session. Have bard, lock, sorc, priest, barb, fighter. Works as a charm. They can have 1-2 sort rests / session , 1 long rest / 1-3 session. No class imbalance. We have been playing like that for 2 years now.

Ability score decrease seems too harsh. We play like this: Short Rest Characters can only take one short rest per day. To get the benefit of a short rest, they need to find a shelter where they can relax mentally and physically for 8 hours without any distubances. During a short rest a...

Hey guys, We have been playing a gritty campaigns in 5e for 2 years now. It is a long journey and we tried a lot of things. This is how we play it now: http://oriaxx77.blogspot.com/2018/04/gritty-d-campaign.html . I am interested in how you play your gritty campaign, what optional rules you...