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Thank you for the tips. I will look for this Quah-Namog guy. I understand you are Italian too, how did you translate the slang?

No matter if those words have an etymology. When I will use them the players will probably ask about their meaning. Problem solved. To much work to research those etymologies and find good translation options. I wouldn't link the chavaliers of chapter 3 with Orcus. Another possible link with...

well I won't translate the slang, it is a foreign language to them after all. they will have to guess the meaning from the context.

Another little problem is that we (my group and me) are italians, and I am the only one who read/write/understand english (a little). I cannot even give them the player's guide to the planes, they wouldn't read or understand it (and I would not give it to them, my precious!!!!).

I like the idea of letting them hope that folloing the path of the march they eventually go bak home (I didn't read the whole module yet, so I may be wrong, but don't they reach Undermountain at some point? They are from the FR, but they will never know XD ) I will play Dead Gods, but I have...

Right...they have too much iron....nevermind....they will have anyway little money from the prime. I said that the NPC will be the one who will explain them "how it works" in the first chapter of the GMM (so they should know what the factions are - what is their meaning is something else)...

My PCs will be clueless (I will introduce them to the planes with "to Baator and back" ) . Now this is (at the moment, I know it will change a lot) my "mental flowchart": 1- I will start with the first chapter of the GMM as soon as they arrive to Sigil. I will place a NPC with them (the one who...

The problem with my plan is the whole path of the march. It is soo long. It spans from plane to plane and only at specific points something happens. I fear to change a roleplay campaign into a monologue of me as DM describing the planes to the players. The modrons march across Arcadia, Limbo...

I woul like to run it so that PCs can travel the whole great wheel. I hope their sense of wonder will compel them to follow the march.

I am currently reading the module. I tought it was a singole great adventure but now I see it is an anthology. Did some of you DMed it? How did you filled in the gaps (like the two months time gap between chapters 1 & 2)? Maybe I could throw in "the eternal boundary". Suggestions? Tips? Advices?

I was not serious. Of course I know I can. But that picture just makes me sad

I have no tablet can I still play d&d?

How do you translate the sigil slang in Italian?

I would like if they release hi-res maps ready to use on virtual tabletops for all their official adventures

Here I am. My knowledge of English might be a problem (I am Italian). Never RPed by forum (this might be another problem I guess), but with Tapatalk I am always ready to post.

Thank you

I found this 2 book on the bay for 11€ each. I would like to buy them to know what happened between 3.5 and 5e. Do you think I am crazy. Is that a reasonable price?

Well Raddu, I write from Italy and I don't have shops linked to the d&d franchise here in my town (I buy everything on Amazon.it). Just one question, straight to the point. Is there any hope we can have that material for public fruition, in order to use it in our home campaigns? Maybe after...

I wonder how we could set it in continuity after the sundering (so 5e) if we have no campaign setting yet.

I think I will buy and play it with my group. My only concern is about the lack of an updated FR:CS to use to expand HotDQ. I think I'll wait the CS before mastering the adventure.