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Nice, looks like my kind of module. :) Here's a guide to converting it to 5e I found on DMsGuild

Equinitaur! The body of a centaur and the head of a horse! Soooo disturbing...

Beholder -> Bee Holder (It just likes to hold and cuddle bees)

Cool. :) I read the cantrips one and I'll try to check out the others later. I like the way you've structured the article, good read over all. I think the title is a bit off, given that some of those don't do damage. I'm always happy when people give some love to the Mending cantrip though. :) I...

I don't like calling out typo's but I just want to say that I'd love to see a Booing Blade spell! :) Booing Blade Level: Cantrip Casting Time: Bonus Action Duration: 1 Round School: Abjuration Range: Self 5ft Attack/Save: Melee + Wis Components: S,M (melee weapon worth at least 1 silver)...

I'll put player hat on to answer this. While it's fun to think of Magnificent Seven options for defense and wotnot, my first instinct to make it look like I'm fortifying and then try my best to sneak out. Give them the opportunity for a clever escape and they will love it. Otherwise, it's a...

Now I want to re-read The Sandman graphic novels and also the Tel'aran'rhiod (dream world) sections of The Wheel of Time books. Also, I love the name Whimseyshire. :) I would wonder, who has the power in dreams? I would love to see them trying to catch the imp and failing and finally figuring...

I received this one-shot to review on my blog and I'm sharing because I really enjoyed it. I posted a review with a few questions for the author here: The End of the Line, a D&D one-shot blending Wild West, Horror and D&D. The bulk of the adventure takes place on a train, so it's a literal...

In the last couple of years I ended up playing a pre-gen halfling fighter and I really enjoyed it, so the next one-shot I made a halflling paladin and it was great. In my campaign world, everyone thinks they're simple, bucolic folk but they're really quite complex and interesting. For example...

I like the idea of having a level of exhaustion. I've always thought it was a bit silly that people go from knocked out to up and fighting full strength in 6 seconds.

LOL. I was away from D&D for a few years for various reasons and then got in a group that was part of playtesting 5E. At the time Spare the Dying actually brought a character back to 1 hp. I was in a situation where my low-level cleric with only cantrips left and a Dwarf fighter were in an...

It turns out that all those popular kids in high school are just as confused, awkward, and neurotic as you are, believe it or not. It also turns out that continues to be true throughout life. Remember this in interviews because often the person doing the interview is also pretty nervous, just...

This is a thing for me- I often can recognize the hows and whys of something being great, and yet it still holds no interest to me whatsoever. Sin City is a great example. And the other side applies as well- I recognize Supernatural is terrible, and yet I watched the whole damn thing. I know...

Mostly hit like because I had just opened OotS right before I opened this thread. :)

Might be fun to have something small, like a ferret or weasel, that can sniff out undead when they're around. Utility rather than combat.

I think it's pretty good. If I were to use anything, I think something like this would be good. Honestly, in most games I've played the players will say they're grabbing stuff and the GM will say "I don't think you can carry all that." and then players either work it out or don't. Luckily, I've...

It seems like every time has been different. Most recently I used an Excel workbook for jotting down thoughts. One tab was an outline for backstory points, one for encounter ideas, one for bigger homebrew setting concepts. These will go to a Word doc, probably, and then during game sessions I'll...

Red pepper dip! There was someone who often brought a red pepper dip and we all agreed it was one of the most delicious things, evah! Tried making it, wasn't as good. sigh More seriously, the casual chat element is easier in person. Online we still do it but there's an element of "Okay Dave...

I love this and want to repost it on other media, if that's okay. :)