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Question - Wasn't Advanced Dungeons & Dragons or Dungeons & Dragons 2nd edition similar to D&D 1e?

A few friends and I have tried something like this. It went good, we rolled at the end to see who the next DM was, previous DM excluded. Pitfalls included on if there is a non-reliable player who doesn't really want to DM but says they will, and holds the game up. One player quit when it...

I say in my game that half-orcs are full blooded orcs for the same reasons you do, the stats are better than the orc stats. As for half races in general. For a while now I always wondered why one half needed to be human. So, I have decided to allow most humanoid races to mate with each other...

Let their actions decide. If they find out it is a dragon and decide to stay and fight, let it happen. In the words if Ivan Dragon, if they die, they die.

I actually started a "Setting Creation" stream on Twitch about a month or so back. I go over the steps on what to consider when creating your own setting, and what scope is hoped to be achieved by it. Many of these questions are dependent on the setting type. I have a link to my archived...

I'm familiar with Richard, I've talked to him on several occasions. Great guy from what I can tell, and a great artist as well. Seriously, his sketch potential, it is massive. He also did all of the Xvart portrait work for the D&D team that they all used on social media a bit back.

Say somebody is creating their own custom setting; module; rule book; whatever 5th edition related. How important is the art quality to you? Does the art have to be masterpiece quality? Can it be sketches like the 1e D&D books? Would you prefer no art over bad art? Or would you prefer art...

Let us look at it this way - 1) Fighting Style may do one of a few things, the top ones being +2 to accuracy, +2 to damage, or +1 Armor Class. 2) ASI of raising a combat stat by 2 would give you +1 accuracy & +1 damage, and in the case of Dexterity +1 Armor Class as well. 3) A feat allows...

Have we found out who got the job?

How do we know if we won? I want to know if I won. Did you get a phone call? No. Well did you get an email? No. Then you didn't win. Are you even qualified? I onno. Then chances are you probably aren't qualified.

I once made a Conan character, I didn't give him any classes, I just made him his own unique "creature." I took whatever elements I felt like taking from classes, and giving him whatever stats I felt were appropriate based on his accomplishments and feats. If I recall correctly, none of his...

If I can't grapple it, learn how to grapple it! Get Ice Mitts, grapple the Water Weird!

Down votes are 3 Banshee 20 Ghast 12 Ghost 24 Ghoul 23 Lich 14 Mummy 6 Mummy Lord 6 Nightwalker 1 Revenant 24 Shadow 23 Skeleton 20 Spectre 19 Vampire 21 Wight 17 Wraith 22

Whelp, I threw my hat in the ring. I decided to apply again (I applied the last time they were hiring for a similar position). May the best person win!

No, I am not young. I just figured they would need examples of such things, but something attached to an NDA for example does not have examples. But Jester David explains it better in a below response.

How does things you can't talk about work? Like let's say you did some work for Warner Brothers (which I didn't), but you have an NDA until the product is revealed. And in that product you have some credits. How does that work?!?

Not to double post, but does that mean self published products as well? If that is the case, puft, I can crap out crap! Note, it also mentions editing somebody else's work and it getting published.

The Chicago Manual of Style if I am correct is a manual which details ways in writing/describing things, such as a booklet for a lawnmower that tells you how to assemble it. It is kind of like technical writing, right? I think so. Ever notice how their rules are so uniform? Also, for me to...

You ever watch people like Brock Lesnar or Khabib maul people inside of the Octagon? They get you to the ground, hold you there, and just pound the every living crap outta ya! And you can't do anything about it!

So, last Friday I started a stream series on setting building, using D&D 5e as a skeleton for the rules system (much like Cubicle 7 did with Lord of the Rings when they brought it to 5e with "Adventures in Middle-Earth"). I described the basics, everything was going smooth (in my opinion). This...