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Ah shoot, we're no longer calling it The Remixed One D&D 5.5 or 5.24 Coming in 2024 (but also 2025) Anniversary Edition (but not an edition)? Drat. That really flowed off the tongue.

Thanks for keeping us informed @darjr :geek: The previewed art has been really impressive – that skeleton spread is chef's kiss That bit about Project Sigil – "With it, you can bring your games to life in impeccable detail as you create your adventures, share them with friends, and play them...

Gotcha! I just advanced the scene to the Tourmaline gem mines in the IC thread.

GM POST Brydum exchanges warm handshakes with you, the once sour guard seeming to have grown a fondness for your party... even Zeth who'd slaughtered the Dwarvish language. He receives all the keys you retrieved in the temple, and promises to inform the Dain of your valor. "Farewell. I hope...

I think your example is really interesting - You’re describing an accessibility issue!

"Should" probably is a marketing question about what most D&D players connect with. For me? I'm over 40 and like the OG paladin. For younger players who are the target audience? My guess is the magic knight trope has more traction than the holy knight.

I'm impressed they could fit 1 to 3 fights into under 30 minute videos! ;)

Quick check-in: I wasn't clear on your plan... I also was sensing you might be ready to move on with the murderer quest, so I was trying to use the NPC Brydum to communicate "You have an out of this little dungeon if you want it"...

Brave tackling Vecna! Hope your Cyberpunk RED goes well. I love the story beats section that Pondsmith wrote – top notch stuff for any GM.

Last month I ran an online AD&D 1st edition one-shot of UK4: When a Star Falls. It's a good adventure! Some rough parts at the beginning (hook is weak) and end (surprise, it's dragons from out of nowhere), but the adventure sites are evocative and the idea of a recurring "dark rider" pursuing...

Hah, going to have to fully crack high-level play issues & playtest playtest playtest first!

Indeed. Well said! I’m much less active in the 5e space recently (in terms of play, purchasing, publishing/writing), but I do like seeing creative approaches to 5e. I think there’s a lot of creativity out there & lots of earned wisdom through play. One of my long term goals- my last personal...

So... Yeah, you and I may be more comfortable with the "eyeballing/intuiting it" approach. For the benefit of the OP (and others in same boat), I will elucidate further.... First of all, the Easy/Medium/Hard/Deadly designations are notoriously bad guidelines. You'll notice that's why in my...

Huzzah! @Daztur Well said. There are definitely ways to do "rules not rulings", but I think games like 4e and PF2e do a much better job. WotC seems to have difficulty – imho – sticking the landing with concise precise clear rules language. I get it – that sort of writing is very difficult. As...

The wizened GM with the Bruce Lee method. I bow to your flexibility. oh, ow, there went my back