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I feel that pen and paper is easier than a phone (rather than a tablet). There isn't reliable wifi at my table in the game store.

I would really like the encounter tracker on the mobile app for DMing "At the table, with the mobile app". Still not there yet.

I have the goodman games book, but I haven't run the wilderness exploration. I was thinking of putting a big hex grid over the map to make it less fiddly.

I prefer accelerated. Love the flexibility of aspects.

I'm not sure that you are alone. I found it a bit plodding and the Shrike part didn't jell for me. I read it a couple of years ago and it's fading from my memory.

I'm going to pull one from left field that most of you will never have heard of. The Tom Rynosseros saga by Terry Dowling. Set in a future Australia where western culture was in the decline and indigenous culture was in the ascendency. I've never read anything like it before or since. And it...

In Australian English quite means large. For example, that was quite a stuff up or quite a dingle. Of course everything in Australian English can mean the opposite.

Yes - I DM Adventurer's League, so I expect I will need to. Plus, I have lots of store credit from doing that DMing.

What would a gather information procedure give that is not included in the research downtime activity? A series of skill checks rather than one? Example or defined DCs?

I wonder how it will mesh 5e with Studio Ghibli style adventures. It doesn't seem a natural fit.

Maybe players like to have access to the magic items?

I mentions both intelligence and charisma under that activity without seeming to prioritise either. There is a lot of DM's fiat though. Including the text for reference:

Isn't it covered my the 'research' downtime activity in the PHB?

Would you consider a single monster stat or a poem to be a work? I would be happy to agree, but if you disagree it would be covered by 'other materials'. Can you consider a RPG as a collection? Frequently Asked Questions - Creative Commons It is more that it leaves it up to the Licencor to...

I'm not sure I follow your logic. Licenced material doesn't have to be a 'work'. The licenced material can be a database or other material. That seems to cover a lot of ground. I'm also can't see why a 'work' can't be a component of another work (ie monster stats being a part of an adventure)...

I go: Sly Flourish Google searches EnWorld D&D Discord (for AL) I find that a lot of time, once I've formulated the question properly I have found the answer. :)

In this report it is more popular than Pathfinder: https://blog.roll20.net/posts/the-orr-report-q4-2021/

This was new to me as well. So who does use astronomical seasons? I guess USA, but who else?

I remember reading that before, but I can't find a source. Some interview with Zeb Cook maybe?

Now I want to play a dryad!