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Those are some straigt scimitars, or did they dump those. I think i only read the first 6 drizzit novels.

Perfect! thats what I love to see. Thank you for the follow up!

I dont see that in the adventure. The players can leave. The adventure even says the prison has boats from the south that resupply it. Speaking of the prison the whole thing is operating orderly and fine. Where is the chaos you would expect in a horror model? Prisoners driven to cannibalism by...

I didn't get a horror vibe from this adventure. The only way it resembled "The Thing" is it that there is snow. The issolation and paranoia are not realy there for the PC. They are not trapped anywhere they can literally leave at any time. I just don't get the comparison. Its a adventure...

I love the idea of dungeon crawls but I have found that in play they often turn into a slog unless thier is some sort of time limit or complication that forces the party to explore fast and not just do one room, rest, next room, rest, etc. Anybody know if thier is a plot to push exploration or...

Wow. Thats crunchy. But i like the variety.

The halfling thing was something heard from my buddy JRR.

Yeah and 1e and 2e. The issue is if you carry a light source everyone outside the light source can attack you with advantage because you cant see them but you are bathed in light. The human fighter navigating the dark with a torch will get pin cushioned by the goblins because they can see him...

The real problem is not stat bumps, but dark vision. No one in my campaign will play a charachter without it. (I rarely play but when i do i alwas grab dark vision) Get rid of dark vision and I would have an all human party. Next campaign I am homebrewing out dark vision.

Couldn't agree more. I like my d&d conan or game of thrones not harry potter.

I havent bought a pathfinder book in ages, but I might check this out. I wish they would make an Imaro movie, or better yet a HBO anthology.

Add a fee hours of extra prep a week juat to prepare maps. In person you can sketch somerhung on vinyle mat in 3 mintutes that would take an hour on VT. Well at least roll 20. Mapping on thier sucks i have to map on a seperate program then inport them.

How many sessions do you need to be consider "long running" ? 50? 100? In the last ten years I've ran four campaign of over 50+ session. All homebrew campaigns. Its a lot of work to build that much content. I have to steal a lot from myself. Luckily i moved so two campaigns were with one...

Yeah i feel the marketing and buzz words they throw in before the release of the adventures dont always jive with the finale release. Sure D into A had some strange vehicals but it wasnt realy that much of Mad Max Fury Road (other than both were railroads) and LMoP wasnt B10 Nights Dark Terror...

Don't Fudge Rolls: The fickle hand of random fate is what give the game excitement. Once you take that away thier is never true drama.

GWAR did a adventure awhile back as well.

Not to mention the Outlander background that can fead 5 people basically anywhere.

The curent rules in 5e doesn't make it particularly hard to find food in the wilderness, so I cant imagine a huge need for ration tracking cards. Maybe if they revamp the travel rules and up the cruch it make sense.

I am hoping the beginners box coming out in November is the Simple Edition. I loved the 1e beginners box even though in general Pathfinder is not my cup of tea.

My first charachters ever, way back in 81 where Wandalf the wizard and Gojack the thief. I just took pop culture charachters and changed the first leter of thier names. I was 6 so i dont feel to bad about it.