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Wait...what? Gamers,, who find rolling 'too many dice' an annoyance? I'm baffled :) I remember getting to roll those 8d6 for a decent fireball as one of the biggest joys in my career as a mage. Well, unless over half turned up 1s or 2s, sure ;)

I'm a bit unhappy they don't seem to plan for a Linux version this time. :/

Grats. You won. I love this idea.

EnPublishing's Zeitgeist is worth a look. Massive in size and scope, but flavorful as all get out.

Sorry for being the anything BUT the first to bring this topic up, but I need help. Ok, I WANT help :P Early last year my wife and I joined a friend's established D&D group running some hybrid between 1st edition D&D and AD&D. In the last couple of months the group has started to fall appart...

Has anyone already received theirs? How long does it usually take? This might be THE thing for us to play once our To Slay a Dragon comes to an end (soon)...

I grabbed a lot of used books for a buck each at our local con this year, and started reading Rothfuss' The Name of the Wind I'm really digging it. The writing is good, setting seems nice. So, while I'm reading this first of a three-book series, I'm keeping my fingers crossed that Rothfuss will...

I'm in the 'not impressed at all' camp. FPS stuff makes me motion sick these days (bye bye everything Elder Scroll et al), the graphics are underwhelming (might be early stage, so possibly forgivable) and I completely fail to see how they want to make this into an RPG. All over, looks like I'll...

Well, there's also Rise of the Drow Not sure about it's specific quality, but I played some of their smaller one-shots, and they were of decent quality. I've been in contact with James from AAW back in the days once or twice, and he seems a straight up nice guy, which is always a bonus. :)

I ran parts of War of the Burning Sky (3e version) and the 5e version of Zeitgeist. Both by EN Publishing, both have been mentioned in this thread. I ran parts of both for different groups and would rank both as excellent. Also, given the sheer amount of material, both should keep even you and...

Funnily enough, that's exactly what I did, in a way. I gave them a set of fire resistance potions at the end of act 2. :)

Thanks for all the input. Just to clarify: I am NOT in the least worried about the dragon. If you guys don't know the campaign, this is 4 characters of level 7 armed with 4 (well, rather 3) artifacts facing the adult red. So, what I'm trying to work out is, if they even stand a snowballs chance...

As per here, my group is getting close to fighting Cirothe. They WILL be equipped with all 4 artefacts (in slightly altered ways, appropriate to the way the story spun out for us) and be 7th level when we open book 3. Now, looking over the stats of an adult red dragon, I don't see how they will...

So, as my group is coming close to finally encountering Cirothe in EN Publishings "How to slay a dragon" (or rather "Holdenshire Chronicles", I want to make sure I understand how an adult red dragon works in 5e. Going by what D&D Beyond shows, am I right in thinking that this is a possible...

Cool beans, and nice shop, btw. So, how things looking for a 5e hardcover of Zeitgeist? I'd love to get my hands on something like that...

I did the ring thing, and it went well. Not toooo much distraction from what was going on, a solid pinch of RP (the paladin trying to convince the rogue who "found" the ring to hand it over for safekeeping after he concluded it's not a goodly aligned item), someone immediately said "Oh, like in...

I'd love to put something tolkienesque into the Zeitgeist 5e game I'm running tomorrow. The group is on Axis Island (1st book) and had just entered the outer fortress. I don't want to put something in that's too much of a red herring or too blantantly obvious. But it should be clear enough...

I was about to add Scabard as well. It's way of linking content is (as far as I can tell) unique and really really helpful. We ended up using OP again after all, as Scabard is lacking a dedicated way of allowing players to write session reports. But otherwise it's pretty good stuff.

Question: I have read mentions about a mathematical system to determin the "fairness" of a dice, i.e. does it roll all numbers roughly the same amount. Unfortunately, I can neither remember where I came across that, nor remember how it was done exactly. It was something like "roll die lots and...

Congrats on the quick funding. Question regarding the Zeitgeist starter pack. I looked over on Drivethrough but can't find any Zeitgeist books for D&D 5e in print. Everything is 4e or Pathfinder. I would LOVE Zeitgeist 5e in print. Where would I find that?