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Really? My bad...memory that is. I played it when I was 12 years old. I guess that answers the Tootsie Pop question.

I say it with a Silent J and a Bob of the head.

Also, how do you pronounce Tsojcanth?

Or the dungeon could be mostly cleared due to earlier legendary heroes' explorations.

"the former lair of the legendary archmage Iggwilv the Witch Queen" It seems like this means it's not a reboot but an update since Iggwilv has changed quite a bit. More like Decent into the Found Caverns of Tsojcanth. I wonder what we'll find at the center of the Tootsie Pop?

For a long time I was upset that Dungeons and Dragons, at that time, was shaping our view of what an elf was. Today it's pretty much set in stone. A few years back I described a forest full of salamanders to my players and they started prepping for fire resistance. I was confused. It wasn't...

Gosh, I ran a campaign for years where elves, dwarves, gnomes, and pixies were all the same thing. If I had known better I probably would have thrown goblins, kobolds, and piskies in there too.

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I was running the Curse of the Crimson Throne and we were in the 5th book of the 6 book adventure path: Skeletons of Scarwall. The players' characters were 12th-13th level and one encounter involved...skeletons?! I could only imagine that my players would giggle and laugh and then maybe have...

Dungeon of the Mad Mage is basically 23 separate modules that can be run independent of each other. I ran level 13, Trobriand's Graveyard, as a Fury Road style post-apocalyptic adventure complete with motorcycles, semi-trucks, and tanks. It was a lot of fun. I also used level 5, Wyllowood...

Sorry if this is out of place but I like to skip the discussion before I answer one of these kinds of questions so as not to be influenced by my peers. I would call for a roll with disadvantage to pick the lock due to the bulky nature of the gauntlets. However, if there is no pressure to get...

Suggestion is a spell that bothers me. We, as Players, often want as much power as possible, so we often expect Suggestion to be on par with Dominate Person. I think Suggestion should be renamed Jedi Mind Trick.

I would like to do an all halfling adventure. I would also like to do an adventure wherein all the characters are members of a noble family. I did an all Hellknight adventure, but it was just a short two-session side quest.

I ran a campaign for five years wherein I only allowed humans. Campaigns don't last five years if you're not having fun. We had a barbarian for awhile and even a sorcerer, but the two most consistent players were thieves. In the end the campaign developed into a thieves guild/pirating adventure...

Nope, it's for the 17th Fighter level.

I'm done chasing the dragon, so to speak. I'm sticking with the Common Core 5th edition like an old grognard still playing AD&D. To do this I'm weaning my gaming group off of adventure paths, and back into campaign style gaming.

I chose "Nothing. Anything and everything goes." I have a couple of players in my group for whom restrictions would be a deal breaker. I feel it would be a short lived game if I imposed restrictions. This is not by choice. I would like to impose restrictions in order to support a certain style...

Paper character sheets are to electronic character sheets, as a standard transmission is to an automatic transmission. If you drive "stick", you'll know what I mean.

Evil? Again, what are the Players' expectations? I think a lot of Players expect the practitioners of necromancy to be evil. However, if we as Players expect necromancy to be a practical use of the available technology, then necromancers are just smart and resourceful. in the end I don't think...