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In my experience the most diruptive players I've had the joy of playing along side were: A necromancy obsessed wizard, who wanted to kill everyone so he could raise them from the dead. A dragon obsessed pyromaniac sorcerer, who wanted to kill everyone by setting them on fire. A gold obsessed...

I was worried that when I started my current campaign someone would make a horny bard. Instead I got a elderly, horny, halfling wizard, which was somehow better.. He's dead now though... So... I've had an idea for a bard in my head for a while now. Not a musician, but rather a journalist. I...

I was admittedly leaning towards Skate Wizards so I could make use of the Tony Hawk's Pro-Skater soundtracks.

In the last year I moved to a state that allows for the legal consumption of the products that lead to the consumption of pineapple pizza. Last weekend during our D&D session one of my players partook in an enhanced snack and offered some to the rest of the table. I declined, stating I'm not a...

I would argue it could be either, or both. Returning the cart is the option that produces the most good. The cart corral provides the perfect middle ground for this act as well. One needs not go out of their way to go all the way back into the store, but they can still place the cart in an...

I would try mandarin orange pizza.

Is a hot dog a sandwich?

I think someone forgot to take the plastic sleeves off their kraft singles.

That bloke is quite possibly the worst of the bunch. They looked over at the cart corral, and knew they should return it.. But then opted not to. CE for sure.

There's this little test where you can determine a lot about a person, and generally get a judgement of their character. That is the shopping cart test. Barring any potential disability, or emergency preventing you from doing so, once you finish your grocery shopping, and load the groceries into...

So I killed my first PC with fall damage. Just doing the standard 1d6/10ft. I had the party climbing down a rope into the ravine that holds the Sunless Citadel. I asked what order they climb down the rope in. In that moment I think they assumed that I was setting up for combat at the end of the...

Younger Millenial/35 and underer here. 32 this fall, actually. I think it makes perfect sense. To my generation, if we don't know/care who these characters are... It doesn't matter. You take away the cartoon nostalgia and this is still D&D. I don't know who Venger, Skylla, and Warduke are but...

I've always thought that the "Lawful" part was more important than the "Good" part. 5e's change away from requiring LG alignment, and even requiring the worship of a deity is a good move. Paladin's get their power from their Oath, whether that is an Oath sworn to a Lawful Good god, or an Oath...

I don't have nostalgia for all of this stuff.. Not in the traditional sense, anyway. Can you have nostalgia for something you didn't experience? But regardless I really enjoy all of it. I've spent a lot of time combing through old books, old Dragon/Dungeon magazines, and old adventures. It's...

I really hope there is an alt art cover that follows the PHB one.. But instead features cartoon Venger & co having a long rest instead of the adventuring party

Thanks for the well thought out reply. I recently watched Seth Skorkowsky's review of Red, and he made a few similar points. Namely the economy being borked. That's really disappointing. I'm going to have to look into these other options.

Running the party through the Sunless Citadel, in our first session we made it to the point where the party has a parlay with the Kobold Queen. They immediately loved Meepo, which I expected. Every game play report I've read, or the tons of stories I've read all include Meepo and how iconic he...

That's kind of what I thought. This tells a story of a whole campaign. From lowly beginnings fighting zombies, to eventually being level 20 and fighting the BBEG and his undead dragon minion.

Good morning EN World. So I started blogging. I want to write, and I need practice. I figured a blog would be a good way to do that. I've mostly been telling stories, and also publishing my Campaign Diaries there. Not only is this proving to be a fun writing exercise, but it's also been a nice...