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Jason Azevedo, "Realmsmith" 20 Dave Arneson, "Blackmoor" 22 - D&D only exists because of Arneson and his Blackmoor campaign. Jasmine Bhullar, "Shikar" 20 Celeste Conowitch, "Venture Maidens" 20 Monte Cook, "Praemal" 21 Matt Colville, "The Chain of Acheron" 23 Michael DiMauro, "Drunks & Dragons"...

Zeno says, "Hold my beer".

This is The Way.

I've been saying that since the release of 1E Unearthed Arcana. ;)

I'm a big fan of classic 60's and 70's dystopian sci-fi. If I was really creative, I would have come up with a moniker that was a mish-mash of Planet of the Apes (Charleston Heston version obviously), Logan's Run, THX 1138, The Omega Man and Soylent Green. Classics one and all.

Personally, solving riddles/traps/puzzles was always my favorite part of the game. An adventure that was primarily focused on these types of encounters would be my ideal adventure and I would not feel as though I was "wasting" table time by engaging in them. My preferred encounter types...

Dungeons with secret/concealed doors and devious traps that must be overcome by player skill.

As I know that the heroes are always going to be (eventually) victorious, I don't really care how threatening or powerful the villain is in any of the MCU movies. Thus, my main criteria for "best" is simply how much I enjoyed the character on screen. With that preamble out of the way, my...

Um...what?!?

Kashi Go Lean cereal, seed nuts (usually almonds or cashews) and fruit (usually dried apricots or dried cherries). Plenty of fiber, plenty of protein and tastes pretty darn good.

Please take ALL of my money...

I emphasized "logarithmic" because I have often felt that this would be the best paradigm for all character advancement. Generally, it seems that many gamers feel that D&D's "sweet spot" is at levels 3-10 (or 3-12 at most). Your characters are powerful enough (i.e. have enough hit points) that...

Same here. Thus my preference for "one trick pony" martials. ;) Besides, for me, combat is something that I don't mind participating in but it isn't the end-all-be-all of my gaming experience so I don't need to feel like I am "winning" the who can be the biggest bada## race in combat that...

You keep using that word, I don't think it means what you think it means. :D (With apologies to Inigo Montoya)

Di (viner) + (Psych) ic = Diic? "Behold the mighty power of Diic!" It's like a free casting of Tasha's Hideous Laughter every time you use it in the presence of a group of hostiles.

Action Options 27 Alternatives to Epic Boons 16 Automatic Success 16 Building Strongholds 34 Cleaving Through Creatures 20 Crafting Magic Items 20 Customizing Ability Scores 16 Encumbrance 20 Equipment Sizes 20 Facing 20 Fear and Horror 19 Feats 31 Firearms and Explosives 6 - 2 = 4 I think it...

Started with Moldvay Basic in 1981 (the Erol Otus cover for the box set is one of two iconic images for me when I think of TTRPG). Quickly transitioned to Gygax AD&D (aka 1E) after my family moved (the Dave Trampier PHB cover is the second iconic image) and played that throughout middle and high...

Action Options 26 Alternatives to Epic Boons 16 Automatic Success 16 Building Strongholds 32 Cleaving Through Creatures 20 Crafting Magic Items 20 Customizing Ability Scores 16 Encumbrance 20 Equipment Sizes 20 Facing 20 Fear and Horror 21 Feats 30 Firearms and Explosives 14 - 2 = 12 Die, guns...

Action Options 25 Alien Technology 2 - 2 = 0 (Buh-bye! ... I thought this had already been voted off the island previously -- no sci-fi in my fantasy, k thnx) Alternatives to Epic Boons 16 Automatic Success 16 Building Strongholds 29 Cleaving Through Creatures 20 Crafting Magic Items 20...

Action Options 25 Alien Technology 1 Alternatives to Epic Boons 16 Automatic Success 16 Building Strongholds 29 Cleaving Through Creatures 20 Crafting Magic Items 20 Customizing Ability Scores 20 Encumbrance 20 Equipment Sizes 20 Facing 20 Fear and Horror 21 Feats 30 Firearms and Explosives 20 -...