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This. Ooo-oh, yea-ah. This. I laugh, but I love this idea. Spring this one on your players. That isn't a mere Ring of Mind Shielding, it's a unique artifact, the Ring of the GeoLich.

Uh-oh.

Every DM's dilemma - what to do when the party makes a choice you've got no plans for.

I see what you did there. Puts a different spin on the concept of a "PC Party". Well, eventually, the revelry ended and the bar-tabs paid ... Barbarian 20gp Bard 22gp Cleric 19gp Druid 19gp Fighter 19gp Monk 19gp Ranger 19gp Rogue 21gp Sorcerer 19gp Tavernkeeper 17gp Warlock 17gp Wizard 17gp...

Look at the concepts for creating a warforged. Some origins for that race say that to activate a warforged's body, a soul must be infused to it. Nothing 5e-official has come out yet for the warforged race, other than one Unearthed Arcana article. There has been at least one offering on the...

Taking the long view, RPGs had their genesis in war games in which fighters are the only "class". It's fitting that the fighter won. A bit of whimsy: imagine this thread were a story-board for a graphic book or a movie and each poster described the actions in their respective posts. It would...

This was so much fun - my thanks to everyone who contributed!

Unfortunately for all of us who hold reservations about the qualifications of the paladin, this is starting to look like there may be some divine intervention involved ...

Warped-mind report: Oh, dear. The allusion to the Wizard of Oz in that phrase above threw the idea up into my imagination the notion of a small dog named "Toto" as an Otherworldy Patron. A small, yapping patron. This is not good.

At least it's lasting longer than an amusement park ride - without making me queasy!

Bard 7 Fighter 11 -2 = 9 Paladin 6 Rogue 9 +1 = 10 Warlock 5 Wizard 6 Uh-unh, @DaviMMS. Although, I admit my rogue getting advantage against your fighter ain't happening in this arena, so I couldn't use my Sneak Attack damage dice.

I have a bone to pick with ENWorld. Having to wait 3 minutes to click the Laugh icon again ain't easy with a thread that's making me laugh this much!

Bard 15 Cleric 1 + 1 = 2 -- Whereas clerics run the gamut of alignments and are thereby more representational of the general public ... Druid 3 Fighter 14 Paladin 9 - 2 = 7 -- ... paladins use their self-righteous (and perhaps mistaken) perspective as a justification to smite (rogues like me)...

Just sayin' - this thread is the most fun I've had online in awhile. Thanks, everyone!

Bard 18 Cleric 7 Druid 7 Fighter 20 Paladin 10 - Because I'd miss this class the least - and because my multiclass monk/sorcerer bought the farm when the party's paladin used his last remaining points in Lay on Hands to heal the party's barbarian instead. [Okay, okay: this was fake news.] Rogue...

Bard 18 Cleric 11 Druid 11 Fighter 18 Monk 9 Paladin 13 - Mutter, mutter, grumble, grumble, kvetch-kvetch, moan. Sorry, but goody-two shoes types grate on my grungy sense of propriety. Ranger 4 - After the Apocalypse, Who Ya Gonna Call? The Ranger is Your Friend. (Uh-oh. That just called up...

Please let us know afterwards how this played out. It sounds like it could be a great tale to share.

Barbarian 8 Oh, no you don't! I see you stirring there! Back to your corner, Barb-y! Bard 20 Cleric 18 Druid 12 Fighter 20 Monk 10 Paladin 16 Ranger 13 Showin' a little love for the Ranger. In spite of all your development issues, we want you to succeed! Rogue 25​ Warlock 20 Wizard 20

Quickleaf - this is a wonderful little tutorial for designing RPG mysteries. Grazie, Aaron!

1. I'm stealing this idea. 2. Roughly outline a number of things the PCs must accomplish within the time limit and what they know about the territorial boundaries. You can get ideas by looking at their class features for ways to challenge each of their strengths. Maybe their backgrounds will...