Search results

HONOR AMONG THIEVES mention, I drink!

If there are many Level 20 druids, clerics and paladins people wouldn't starve, they wouldn't die. Between Spare the Dying, Healing Word, Goodberry, etc etc the world shifts with first level spells

Find Iota (level 2)

I love the idea of the Iota

I used Strixhaven's founding dragons for the bbeg when I run a campaign with a similar conceit. There was a lot of political action so that the PCs wouldn't get overwhelmed by the various minions and factions that followed the founding dragons, which led to some interesting subsystems around...

Great Old Platy Warlock Pact of the Goose

would pet

before the pandemic there were four printers of the scale to work on D&D there are now two

They aren't the only ones doing this, but what I like about Tales of the Valiant is primarily in two points separation of nature and nurture more uniqueness in each monster ToV specifically I think it integrates easier into 2014 WotC than a5e and I'm currently using a baseline and piecemeal...

Hasbro could have declined when they realized the bidder was one of the worst looking of the products in the space

One of the things that's odd about this is that Neon Games Studios' games look awful. They're very bad, low effort online slots. This isn't a partnership with Converse, or Target, or boutique pinball, or premium beer. This is a partnership with Dollar General.

I think this is a brand broadening (extension into new places) product rather than amplification (more in the same places)

We'll usually end between 9-13 after 30-40 sessions, but some campaigns have been designed to be smaller. We start at 1st, 3rd or 5th depending on the story.

New video is up and this seems like a great adaptation (yes, it's a marketing video) The voice talent is strong. The design includes things unique to D&D and the game play changes weekly. I hope my local gets this.

What if 56 sessions likely means I'm into a new campaign (maybe even a third one?)

Four of the top five are massive brands. This forum supporting Legends of the Mist has me immediately interested

I'd prefer to work in legally clear areas, rather than find work arounds that require trust in an organization that could wake up one morning and decided to sue

I want OD&D and 1e released into the CC BY

The removal of personality and other flavor elements was completely unnecessary. It diminishes the role portion of the role playing game. I'm trying to encourage my table to continue to use some form of personality beyond merely noting aligningment

People insisting that every game must be the same quality as BG3 are the types that insist that they should be able to get a 102% grade on a test. The baseline cannot be the best thing that has ever happened