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Curses! Haha.

I think it's in Waterdeep: Dragon Heist.

I get it, for sure, and 3.x's art style is probably my least favorite of the D&D editions overall. Even though I don't play Pathfinder, I really like WAR's stuff in those books because of how well he captures movement and action. I love the old Elmore, Caldwell, etc. stuff, but it's very...

This is probably the best example of what I mentioned earlier about my favorite 5e bits being the "quieter" moments. It's a great piece.

I really like WAR's dynamic style, but the dungeon-punk aesthetic always turned me off.

It's obviously this: KIDDING! I'm struggling to find images, but I in terms of the core books, I like a lot of the "quieter moments" where the PCs are at camp and such. For me, many of the module covers are more "iconic" than the contents of the core books. I love the cover art for WD: DH...

I'm glad you're enjoying it. My group has been playing it for the last several months and we're on the final chapter. While it's a bit more railroady than I generally like as a GM, it's been a great campaign. The attention to NPCs and place (especially in those early chapters) really gave my PCs...

So, I'm thinking that I'd like to introduce Kansaldi earlier in the game by making her from Vogler. Basically, I'm going for a Kitiara situation, here. As is, she just comes across as a distant, impersonal threat that the PCs don't really interact with, and it reads to me to be a little...

I feel like students often try (for good reason) to pursue their first major to the exclusion of all else. I think GenEd/Liberal Arts programs are invaluable for exposing folks to stuff they weren't even aware of. I have to argue this with members of my family. A lot. (Edit, I'm trying to...

I shuffled around my undergrad majors and minors quite a lot. After getting a double major in English and history, I came back for a teaching certificate. During that time I think I was...2 credits shy of a philosophy minor, two classes shy of a political science major, and two classes shy of a...

That's kinda what I'm leaning toward at the moment. Either that or just milestone level them when they complete two level-appropriate adventures (though with 6 PCs, I'll probably have to add a schlub or two to each combat encounter). This is true. I could see changing the names in Written in...

Hi, all. I'm starting a campaign soon that combines JTtRC with CM. The basic concept is that a Concord Jewel appeared near Candlekeep roughly a year or so ago, and in the ensuing time, they've begun an exchange program of sorts with the Citadel. The PCs would be Keepers, adventurers assigned to...