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4 out of 5 rating for Quirks (5e Rules) E. R. F. Jordan’s Quirks (5e Rules) is a roleplay-heavy rules supplement that gives players a major character trait that has both beneficial (talents) and negative (flaws) sides. Though certainly focused on the roleplay, this book features elegant...

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4 out of 5 rating for Archetypal Spell Compendium: Artificers & Arcanists Archetypal Spell Compendium: Artificers & Arcanists is a mechanics-heavy supplement geared towards players. It presents 101 new spells and a handful of new archetypes for spellcasting classes (including the official and...

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5 out of 5 rating for Skill Challenges in 5e Summary Prolific Dungeon Masters Guild writer and editor R P Davis has released Skill Challenges in 5e as a conversion of the Dungeons & Dragons 4th edition mechanic to the bounded accuracy of 5th edition. It comes complete with examples and a stat...

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What is the level of evidence you require for this not to be rumor-mongering? There are verifiable accounts of many of the things Zak has been accused of in the past. There are credible allegations by many credible people that can be found with a 2-minute stretch on Google of things he's done...

The only thing I've supported of his (that I know of) is Vornheim, and I added the pertinent pages that I used often in my urbancrawl games to my personal GM's Binder. I will definitely remove them, stop using anything related to them and develop my own tools or find other ones to use. I will...

This. His online conduct suggests all of these allegations are totally in-character.

I can't 100% verify this but my understanding based on a few posts and conversations I've had in comments sections is he contacted Wizards and made a deal with them to move his stuff around (possibly ending future sales on DMsGuild after a certain time period, but I don't know that for sure)...

It does? Have you checked out DMsGuild? There's some drek, to be sure, but there's a lot of fantastic stuff on there. One of my favorites (Companion System) does a bit of what Strongholds & Followers seems to do but even more elegantly, IMHO.

Out now at Dungeon Masters Guild: Old School Hacks Vol. 3: Megadungeon Mayhem – A Toolbox for Better Megadungeons! This 34-page guide features four chapters of material covering: What makes a megadungeon tick? Tons of tools and advice for varying the environment, monsters, hazards, and...

Link to a Google Doc in which I'm hoping to create a complete index for the Paranoia: Red Clearance Edition rule books, complete card listings, and where I've also dumped some optional and variant rules for using the Action/Reaction and other cards for folks that don't like the cards, like them...

As the title says. These stands (and the other sizes, as they have 2", 3" and 4" for all of your differently sized monsters!). I'm thinking of getting rid of the minis collection (or most of it, at any rate) as I never had a large one and I have less and less room to store things, and less and...

Related: pulling from a bunch of brilliant sources, I came up with some thoughts for a system not unlike what the OP is going for. I tried to make sure to cover the aspects of the core D&D leveling system where there are plateaus and stuff, so hopefully it might help, but in fairness it is...

And it's a bigger pain-point for new players, of which there seem to many thanks to streaming and all the new hype around the game. I did a very "minimalist" version of chargen (not quite as you said; they could still choose from the different subraces, for instance) and a Session Zero --...

Back in the 90s, we wrapped an AD&D 2e Planescape campaign and played years and years of World of Darkness. We came back for 3E, but would often just play 5-10 sessions and then go "on break" for a different game for another 3-10 sessions at a time. We played stuff like Tribe 8, various Cortex...

I've created a time tracker specifically for D&D 5th edition that's inspired by the amazing Richard J. LeBlanc, Jr./New Big Dragon Games’ Exploration Time Tracker for 0E/BX/1E. The main difference is that mine includes all the updated 5E light source durations and notes on pace and the like...

Gotcha. I wasn't really campaigning for some mech stuff, just thought of it as an example that probably *wasn't* in earlier editions but showed up later, RE: compatibility. But good to know. I honestly have no experience with Traveller, so I wasn't sure how much or how little the actual system...