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Great idea. That's the kind of thing that would fit nicely into core D&D (or Level Up). And I agree, removing Bloodied from 5e wasn't the best idea; I did like how it changed combat with monsters.

Well, I just found my favorite miniature ever: Hello Thaco, you wily clown. https://www.minisgallery.com/index.php?id=6399&task=image&imageName=Thaco

A kobold press supplement Items Wondrous and Strange

It's a location from a short module, but I didn't like the map, so I recreated it and added my own stuff. Some stuff is the same, like the slave pen and food kiosks, but a good bit I embellished on. One player said it was the highlight of the whole adventure, and they didn't do anything but...

Margreve Session #33 - Twenty Five Words or Less Box

Margreve Session #32 - Shopping Spree Box

Or, maybe this just a game and it doesn't matter if it's realistic. I'm going with that.

Oh it filled the corridor. The DM was quite clear. There was nowhere to hide except fall flat. Which, apparently, is enough to dodge napalm. I would have been absolutely fine with him ruling it as an autofail save. It made no sense to escape unscathed.

I suggested it was probably some very angry knucklehead trout.

We just started Rime. The DM said it is HARD and we need to have two PCs. Some of the players made very elaborate backstories, but I thought that might not be good to get too invested yet. My guy had a one-sentence hook. The DM told us at one point there are three CR 11 enemies to fight at...

I had a rogue in a five foot wide corridor, no exits, no cover, nothing, and a mage dropped an 8th level spell on him, filling the entire corridor with napalm. No damage. Thanks, D&D.

I just get the sense 5e really doesn't want characters to ever die, and tries to thwart that possibility as much as possible. Which seems to please a vast majority of newer players.

Margreve Session #31 - The Black Market Box

indeed, me and my younger brother have very fond memories of Star Frontiers. I'm hoping the new TSR does it justice!! Hell, if Larry Elmore just does a cool cover I'll probably consider it a success :LOL:

I've been wanting to run this a long time now. I have the PDF, but it would most likely be a Roll20 or Foundry game for me. It looks amaaaaaaazing, and the production quality is stellar. Exactly the kind of crazy Indiana Jones sci-fi CoC adventure story I want to tell.

Margreve Session #30 - Red X Woes Box

So, much of the campaign by this point is just homebrew. Are you guys enjoying how it's going? We WILL eventually get back to the official Margreve module, but even then it will be heavily modified because the book doesn't have a through-plot; myself and my players developed the plot as we...

Margreve Session #29 - Trail Marker Troubles Box

Margreve Session #28 - The Cartways Box

This part is not clear to me either