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Way too much goofin' around [D&D]

We're already going insane, kudos! [Cthulhu Session 0]

Demiplane of chaos successfully reached. [D&D]

Oh, that is a nasty sidebar. I see your point. They locked away the lore on how magic used to work in the Realms with that text. But again, all it takes is another sidebar to change things back again, but it doesn't seem to be the direction they're heading.

I don't think you got that one right. And I'm not even talking about the Weave. The spell itself says it doesn't affect artifacts or a deity's magic. A GM can add whatever other source they think fit the setting, too, obviously. As a side note, the Weave is one way to access raw magic. The gods...

The portal is finally open... [D&D]

That's a fair point. FWIW, when I run a game in a published setting, I set the expectations for canon at the lowest rate for my players. "This is our game, guys, not theirs" kind of statement. That being said, a fandom can have a hard time separating these things, and they might get excited...

This is a gem. Around here? With horror and despair, perhaps? I find the idea very amusing. Well, if you've played any adventure published for 5e (and most of D&D history), you've played in someone else's setting. All major 5E AP were played in Ed Greenwood's home setting (admittedly, a very...

Church fanatics "lycan" purge backfires. [D&D]

What a lovely day...

Someone prayed differently last night [D&D]

Let's roam woods while singing. [D&D] Or: breaking excellent stealth roll 101.

Don't forget classes. They did a class survey. About. every. single. ability.

Maybe two classic settings in one box? :LOL: No? OK... If we assume "the future of D&D" is more than just a release schedule for Q1/2022, as posted before, a revised core certainly fits. I think previous Amazon "leaks" had the MSRP price about right for the kind of book that ended up been...

Dungeons & Dragons 2022 Title: Wizards RPG Team: 9780786967377: Amazon.com: Books Edit: It says "Wizards RPG Team" instead of "Wizards of the Coast", if it matters.

So, the announcement is real, and we probably won't need a high roll. Amazon has posted a new D&D book scheduled for January, 2022. The description says it will be revealed on D&D Celebration stream this Sunday.

My thoughts (and hopes) as well. I'm very interested in this product.

A lesson on war crimes. [D&D]

I did "[5 words], or: [another 5 words]", when I felt a different "look" was needed, all in the same post, though.

Underground and deep water races only. Dwarves are barely an underground race these days, by the way, so I'd cut 'em out too. I found it interesting that people suggested orcs and goblinoids "because they are mostly active at night", despite the fact they have zero daylight sensitivity. Tolkien...