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I know and I already have it, but I was asking for something different, something that takes the PCs by hand and brings them all around the planes, one by one, expanding the material found in the original book. I always hated how that module skips some of the locations that the march actually...

If you rewtrite the great modron march as a series of modules taking place all around the planes, I will buy twice. Inviato dal mio ASUS_Z00AD utilizzando Tapatalk

It would be really good to edit the very 1st post with the ideas of the DMs divided by chapters. Inviato dal mio ASUS_Z00AD utilizzando Tapatalk

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Given the short time duration of a single round of combat, all the 3 creatures should have attacked the illusion (imho). Inviato dal mio ASUS_Z00AD utilizzando Tapatalk

I would not "assume" that the enemies are turned the other side (in order to move while in hiding with no concealment). I would rather ask the DM if they are turned or not, because the assumption could be wrong or the DM could simply ask for the PC to spend more movement in order to stay away...

Please release PDF! And f**k the artwork, 100 page of text is all we need! The faster the better :D I am waiting your work with trepidation! Inviato dal mio ASUS_Z00AD utilizzando Tapatalk

Any update? Any info (what page count you aim for? Will you sell it as one single pdf or as a module serie on DMsGuild?) Inviato dal mio ASUS_Z00AD utilizzando Tapatalk

This comes from Out of the Abyss and it is as I would do. I could even say that those are intended to be rules with all regards. If the PCs are doing anything else than walking slowly (moving at half speed), I would impose disadvantage on their passive perception score (-5). If one PC spot the...

I totally agree with you about ToH, if you roll any dice in there, you are playing wrongly, because there is no need at all. The module was not written to kill PCs, it was written to kill those PCs whose players rely only on stats and dice rolling, without actually think. And it is successful...

the point is that we (or I would better say I) don't need this book 1 - White Plume Mountain and Against the Giants --> Already converted on DMsGuild "Classic Modules Today" 2 - Dead in Thay --> was written with the playtest rules (very similar to 5e). 3 - Tomb of Horrors --> was converted to...

Does that "we are up to..." mean that you are part of the project? If yes, any info on the t1-4 conversion? Inviato dal mio ASUS_Z00AD utilizzando Tapatalk

That is exactly what I am doing in all my campaigns, whatever the edition (2nd or 5th, I am the DM of 2 campaigns). There is the tomb and it is known all around the game world. Anytime the players desire, I let them generate PCs (lv 10+1d4, random magic equipment) to play the module. If they...

Yesterday I bought G1-3, D1-2, D3, Q1 plus S4 (The Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth) and WG4 (The Forgotten Temple of Tharizdun) from the classics modules today. I plan to run my 2nd edition campaign with those modules, and now I am thinking to switch to 5th. The conversion are pretty good and...

I will run it with my players in the next few weeks. They are playing "Roots of Evil" and they have to enter Azalin's lair. They have read the blog post of this guy, and started screaming about bad dungeon design and save or die mechanics. So, just to test them, I will use the tomb of horror...

I downloaded the adaptation of the monsters found on the "scales of war" AP. It is the first, more will follow I hope.

I agree with you when you say that 3 critical hits in a row are hard to score, but it happens. Just one hour ago a hook horror spore servant (a random encounter in out of the abyss) scored two critical hits with his two hooks for a total damage of 8d6+8. The PC before him scored anther critical...

With your example from ,Phandelver you were plain in your explanation, but you cannot find those kind of achievement for each and every encounter.

You are judging too high the ability of a DM to properly set stakes. If he had always such ability, he could always lead the PCs and the game where he wants. He could design a whole campaign and play it as written from start to end with no needs to change or adjust it on the run. We all know...

Pointless answer. Too generic, too easy. In the situation I painted (the dragon being extremely lucky on his rolls), it is not a rule of the game requiring the DM to roll, it is logic. If the DM doesn't roll for the dragon attacks, the players will ask "why is the dragon just staring motionless...