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From the description for Bag of Tricks: "The creature is friendly to you and your companions, and it acts on your turn. You can use a bonus action to command how the creature moves and what action it takes on its next turn, or to give it general orders, such as to attack your enemies. In the...

I've been experimenting with calling for stealth checks when the possibility of detection occurs, as opposed to when hiding or sneaking is initially declared. This I feel preserves the tension of stealth (if only for a moment) but still allowes the Player to roll the dice.

Likewise, my apologies. But, I have another theory. I don't think it is mutually exclusive to the We Really Want to be Playing Star Wars theory. I think we* as players sit in front of the Dungeon Master's screen and watch him roleplay monsters, evil badasses, every other kind of creature and...

Ouch, Ezekiel that kind of hurt.

My theory is that many of us players don't really want to be playing Dungeons and Dragons at all. Instead we want to be playing Star Wars. So, through the choices we make, we shape Dungeons and Dragons into something that resembles Star Wars.

That ain't juice.

1) What is your favorite DND class? Rogue. 2) What is your favorite race? Halfing. 3) What is your favorite setting (if own setting such as a homebrewed one, just write homebrew)? Homebrew. 4) What is your favorite alignment? Chaotic Neutral. 5) How many hours per session do you typically...

That's good. I like the flavor. Consider it stolen. 🙃

Okay, that helps. But, why is she wearing shoes?

Uh... I'm so confused.

Yes! I love hobbits! My favorite was Mr. Emmerybird, a halfing blink wizard with a penchant for frogs and a wand of vanish. At the beginning of his career he would summon some giant frogs then pop around the battlefield by vanishing, walking, then reappearing next round as if he were...

There is a time and place for lifestyle expenses. Our gaming table doesn't usually get to that time and place but we have been there. The game is not a 'monolith'. Play styles vary from table to table, from year to year, from person to person, and even within the same person depending on mood...

It is a solo adventure for one Dungeon Master and one Player. It is written for Krunk!, a pregenerated character with 18s in all six of his ability scores. He where's nothing but a magic loincloth that gives him a stellar armor class. I would suggest any who play this adventure be previously...

Has anyone submitted this little gem yet? The Pleasure Prison of the B'thuvian Demon Whore.

It's hard to believe that this "old" thread was just 10 months ago. How naive we were. https://www.enworld.org/threads/wombo-art-your-character-descriptions.684523/

I answered "Yes" it will bother me, but that's probably just the human in me talking. To tell you (and myself) the truth, I probably won't pay that much attention. By the time such a publication is released I'll probably find myself surrounded and inundated by artificially generated art anyway.

Well, the First Great Digitization of the Hobby has already happened (not that it's over); and, one of the products of that process, video games, has become it's own thing separate from the Hobby. The Second Digitization is similar. It is heavily dependent on computers and graphics, however it...

Artificial Intelligence will eventually replace the Game Master. I think 2023 is a safe prediction for when well see that, if it isn't already a thing now. Hasn't AIDungeon already been tasked with that? This is all part of the Second Digitization.

You should try it again. Artificial Intelligence has crossed a tipping point and is now moving at light speed. Getting better by the week.

Would it matter to you if Dungeons and Dragons books were written by Artificial Intelligence instead of humans? I've been playing around with GPT to help me get more work done. Now I'm going to go ask it to create some optional rules and see what I get.