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I picked it up. Was always interested in SotDL but never played it. Will I be able to convince my group to play? Nah. And D&D 2024 will overshadow it later anyway. But still, I like the sleekness of the system. Example of spell and monster

Poor sales of a boardgame shouldn't have such an negative impact on a fully fleshed out world from a well known Hollywood personality with built-in affiliation with your brand and name recognition. Feels like the execs here shot themselves in the foot. Again. I get why they have jittery...

I only play online now, so everything the PCs "see" is pre-planned, even non-combat encounters. But I also write extensive recaps of our sessions and screen capture everything, so theater of the mind doesn't make a good photo. When I played in person though at the table I would improvise more...

SJ Session #11 https://app.box.com/s/ibekf5y4rhioe76g9f5475o65w1t94l3

I loved LMoP. If I ever get into Foundry I might run Obelisk on it. I heard it had some issues, but nothing that can't be massaged away. I'm actually repurposing all of Wave Echo Cave for my Spelljammer campaign. It's a sublevel of Bral now.

SJ Session #10 https://app.box.com/s/301rspbtotralq3c5e3f1a2mjbo91k0z

Foundry looks amazing but I'm having a real problem with the learning curve. And then I would have to teach it to five other people.

They survived the roper, but the orcs killed someone and the duergar curb stomped someone and the dragon killed some someones.

I love it too. That damn bridge at the beginning. My guys had a hell of a time getting across. At one point they had to retreat, rest, and come back later.

That's what I did; I had the dragon stay underwater as much as possible to pop up, attack and retreat. There was almost no way to counter it. That said, they still got her down to 50 hit points, but nearly all the PCs died.

I ran it! Start of 2020. It was my first VTT game and I used it to learn the ropes. It's brutal. I knew it was a one shot and we weren't using the characters past the adventure, so I didn't pull any stops and even added a bit of difficulty. Had 5 PC deaths by the end, and after the final...

I USED to do XP somewhere around mid 3rd edition, but it was so tedious I eventually stopped and haven't done it since. I would like XP much more if it was A) smaller numbers, and B) you used it to buy upgrades rather than an arbitrary level marker.

SJ Session #9 https://app.box.com/s/r41ezjbvqhh9w7re3jlor0vwl9u0xxao

SJ Session #8 https://app.box.com/s/3gxp8d7vjtaf9tv6otc89ntpjil1olfk Has anyone reading these run Spelljammer Academy or Light of Xaryxis?

I'm already foreseeing a rebellious teen Grogu like they did with Groot in Guardians.

SJ Session #7 https://app.box.com/s/yhiw7512qc0u12anhr99zl4h9u50rfs9

I got it for $30 through Roll20, and it had the 22 card deck installed as digital cards, and I figured out how to add extra cards from the Deck of Many More Things, so now I have a usable deck of around 50 cards that can be pulled by players.

Did you run Margreve? That was good. I mixed it with several other of Kobold's stuff. They really do put out amazing products.

I stick extra tokens on the GM layer as needed, but having them relegated to the side on a map with no panning limit would be better.

Just curious, what kind of technical issues? We use Roll20 too but it almost always works perfectly. Only rarely has the server lagged. My opinion the past 3 years is the complete opposite, and for the price point, I like playing online better than playing in person as DM. I have full...