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To be fair, I don't think that posters are assuming foolishness on the side of seasoned TTRPG adventure writers. Marketing Execs and other members of the corporate super-structure are another thing.

I'm just thankful we got three major adventure paths so far (LMoP, HotDQ/RoT, and PotA) that were fairly Drizz't and Sword Coast light. I don't hate the character or region, but I do think they're overused. That being said, I will likely either play or run this module with friends, and enjoy the...

Awesome. Thanks!

So, do I get a pdf copy e-mailed to me? Or a hard copy mailed to my door? Or both?

1) Love the fact that WoTC is putting out free stuff like this for the fan base. Feed me goodies like this, and I'll be loyal enough to happily buy any of the big ticket items that come out. 2) Love the fact that Wizards are concentrating on giving more options to each class, rather than making...

Same story here. Infantry, Afghan vet.

In the interest of simplicity; -Plate-Armoured thingys have resistance to slashing and piercing, vulnerability to bludgeoning. There we go.

I honestly think it's becoming more mainstream. Not long after the PHB came out, I was in bar in downtown Ottawa, and overheard at least three separate conversations mentioning "5th edition" and "D&D". Granted, this was a trendy dive with a youthful clientele, but I'm not sure how much that...

Bring enough scales for two suits, tell the smith you'll pay him with the scales.

Sounds like this guy's kind of a wiener. Tell him to stop that.

Josh Barnett plays Magic. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YadkXp7cac

Here's a relevant quote I want to pass along "Critics who treat adult as a term of approval, instead of as a merely descriptive term, cannot be adult themselves. To be concerned about being grown up, to admire the grown up because it is grown up, to blush at the suspicion of being childish...

I think a lot of people just have stereotype quick notes embedded in their head, and file people accordingly. D&D is something that immediately connects with "weird guy in basement", I guess, and people aren't really great at dealing with cognitive dissonance. I'm a pretty traditional huntin'...

Not much to add, other than to say that this is pretty awesome. Glad to hear those guys and gals are still rolling dice, and that you're running a game for them. Good job, man!

I would rule that it works for all the movement of that turn. When the PC ends their turn, the effect is effectively over. It's a nice little maneuver, too. Roll your SD, do an end run past a room full of undead minions, and sack the necromancer at the altar. Touchdown dance optional.

Have to weigh in on the battlemat side. I like a physical and visual representation of the action, and I like thinking about what terrain features I can use, and how. TotM works well for small encounters and for the build-up leading up to the fight, but it can get confusing pretty quickly...

Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!

Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!

I'm solidly with the "Drag-and-Drop" crowd with this one. I'd really like to see articles describing regions, cities, even taverns that I can snatch up and use in any setting I choose (or homebrew).I've recently been tinkering with the Nentir Vale as an episodic adventure setting, and I'm amazed...

I think this is the best choice for me, too. It's not as detailed, but it makes things a lot easier and quicker. If I need a special NPC, I'll just stat up one of my spare PC's I have floating in my head.