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I chose the third one because, of the three, it's the trope least familiar to me among (gaming) adventures I've ever run/played/read. I've experienced a fair number of lost jungle civilizations and desert temples, but not so many abandoned cyclopean cities.

Animated Armor 22 Cadaver Collector 14 Flesh Golem 27-2= 25 Flying Sword 15 Helmed Horror 22 Iron Golem 17 Marut 15 Shield Guardian 19+1= 20 Steel Predator 17 Stone Defender 11 Stone Golem 25

I don't actively play Basic at the moment and haven't in many years, so I didn't vote*. But the question reminds me that when I was a kid, I learned D&D using the "B" from BECMI and the "X" from B/X. I didn't know the difference, and whatever difference there was didn't really make a...

Animated Armor 20 Cadaver Collector 15 Flesh Golem 27-2= 25 Abby Normal, indeed. Flying Sword 19 Helmed Horror 22 Iron Golem 21 Marut 17 Retriever 3 Shield Guardian 21+1= 22 Steel Predator 18 Stone Defender 15 Stone Golem 24

But... but kender!

Animated Armor 19 Cadaver Collector 24 Flesh Golem 23 Flying Sword 20 Helmed Horror 24 Iron Golem 22 Marut 16 Retriever 11 Scarecrow 7-2= 5 Shield Guardian 22+1= 23 Steel Predator 18 Stone Defender 19 Stone Golem 23

* A moment of silence for cute lil, defenseless homunculus. Animated Armor 19 Bronze Scout 9 Cadaver Collector 23 Flesh Golem 24 Flying Sword 23 Helmed Horror 23 Iron Golem 24 Marut 15 Retriever 17 Scarecrow 15-2= 13 Shield Guardian 24+1= 25 Steel Predator 18 Stone Defender 21

Animated Armor 22 Bronze Scout 11 Cadaver Collector 21 Flesh Golem 21 Flying Sword 23 Helmed Horror 24 Homunculus 5+1= 6 Iron Golem 25 Marut 18 Retriever 21 Rug of Smothering 12-2= 10 Scarecrow 16 Shield Guardian 23 Steel Predator 25 Stone Defender 21

Animated Armor 23 Bronze Scout 14 Cadaver Collector 19 Flesh Golem 25 Flying Sword 23 Helmed Horror 23 Homunculus 10+1= 11 Iron Cobra 7 Iron Golem 28 Marut 21 Retriever 21 Rug of Smothering 17-2= 15 Scarecrow 15 Shield Guardian 23 Steel Predator 24 Stone Cursed 5 Stone Defender 20 *edited to...

Animated Armor 24 Bronze Scout 14 Cadaver Collector 17 Flesh Golem 22 Flying Sword 25 Helmed Horror 24 Homunculus 16 Iron Cobra 8 Iron Golem 27 Marut 22 Pentadrone 8 Quadrone 3 - 2 = 1 Retriever 22 + 1 = 23 Rug of Smothering 15 Scarecrow 16 Shield Guardian 23 Steel Predator 25 Stone Cursed 8...

Is the "Gamer Locator" geo-tool no longer available? It's mentioned in the header text of the "Gamers Seeking Gamers" forum, but I can't find the actual locator.

Sadly, no. The duodrones in 5e are still just plain old, two-lobed modrons as in previous editions-- sort of like two flattened quadrones bolted together, and a creepily insipid flesh-face* slapped on. But some 2D (and maybe even 4D+ !!) modrons would finally make the species vaguely...

Animated Armor 22 Bronze Scout 16 Cadaver Collector 19 Clay Golem 15 Duergar Hammerer 16 Duergar Screamer 4 Duodrone 20-2 = 18 (The creepiest of modrons... * shudder *) Flesh Golem 24 Flying Sword 20 Hellfire Engine 20 Helmed Horror 21 Homunculus 20+1 = 21 (Cute lumps of blood, clay, moss...

For me, the "porcelain throne" is a fine place to cogitate; in addition to living room, bedroom, "in front of a computer", and "in my head".

Given the relatively large radius of Jupiter compared to the orbital radii of the innermost big moons (roughly 20%, I think?), I wonder if those moons would change appreciably in apparent size (and brightness) from moon-rise to zenith? Would Io appear to "fall" toward the observer as it rises in...

For some reason, this brings to mind this quote: , referring to privies in Conisbrough Castle in northern England, from a link provided by someone in an ENWorld thread about weird dungeon architecture in the last couple months. I guess I'm just easily impressed. :unsure:

Thanks to all the gamers new and old who've kept this hobby alive and thriving, so there's something to come back to after my decade hiatus.

I honestly don't see the problem with that. Morrus literally owns the gate, after all. How he chooses to police it is, in my mind, completely irrelevant to the discussion of "gatekeeping" in nerd culture or the adoption of a particular definition of that word.

It was a joke. But yes. Different posters are clearly using different definitions. Looks like there are a couple common definitions for the term "gatekeeping": traditionally: "the activity of controlling, and usually limiting, general access to something." (courtesy Oxford, via google search)...

Perhaps an appropriate phrase here is "gatekeeping gatekeeping".