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I'm definitely getting this! The art of D&D has really been wonderful over the years. I can't count the number of hours I've spent in my life staring at these pictures letting my imagination run wild. Can't wait!

Yep, druids are fantastic at low levels. Really, they're always great. Sure. the raw combat power of wild shape drops off, but it tends to transform itself into a general utility (i.e. problem solving) power. Such fun characters with a little creativity!

Prestidigitation! Seriously. I'll describe a harrowing journey, muddy feet, and - I cast prestidigitation and clean myself and the rest of the party! - /sigh It just pulls me out of the scene and the moment.

It's certainly rooted in 4e's skill challenges, sure.

Mily was the first one to round the corner. Her breath was ragged and her lungs burned. “The Temple!” she called to the others. She bound across the cracked stone floor as quickly as her halfling feet could carry her and threw her shoulder into the gigantic stone doors. They didn’t budge...

I remember buying D&D stuff at Toys-R-Us back in the day. Good stuff!

It's back up to $30 this morning.

I'm intrigued if only to see if I can mine ideas for 5e, which I love too much to walk away from. I guess there's an outside chance that the two systems are largely compatible and if that was true I'd instantly shoot up to my precious. I already like the idea of rolling stealth for initiative in...

I think there's a distinction of natural death of an animal via the whole circle of life thing and humans killing animals that druids would care about in this context. I would hope that after the druid killed the wolves that they would follow-up on who (or what) was controlling the wolves. That...

I don't know if I'd need to be that dramatic about it, but I understand your point. I'd probably be more along the lines of, "Hey, I'm still learning here, but this is what I think... Maybe in the future you could save your critiques for after the game and let me reflect on it" and move on. :)

Maybe the don't! Maybe they use divination magic! People talk! Druids form a community and keep tabs on one other as they form a unified front to protect nature and seek balance with the world. Maybe the spirits of the wolves manifest in such a way that it brings attention. Elder druids are...

Sure, that's a possible consequence if the DM determines that there are druids of a similar moral fabric. Then again, (s)he may determine that the character's druidic peers are outraged and feel they need to respond with extreme prejudice. There is no right or wrong answer here.

I'd have other druids confront him about the event. It's a great RP opportunity. Depending on how your campaign is structured, there could be pressure and fallout from the slaying of the wolves...or not. I'm firmly in the camp that a player's actions should have realistic consequences...

Group inspiration pool capped by the number of players sitting at the table. To spend an inspiration from the pool, you need at least half of the players present agree to the expenditure.

RuneQuest for me. It's perfect for sand and sandals.

Good stuff, thank you for sharing!

I make my own (attached an example).

Interesting take on a dragon. Overall, I think it's very well done. Personally, I'd change the tail sweep to be an AE attack with a Dex save and oppose the knockback and prone effects with choice of Athletics or Acrobatics.

Sounds a little like Cortex or Savage Worlds, I guess (disclaimer: I've never played Savage Worlds). Essentially an attribute, skill, or asset (I think asset is a piece of equipment, or maybe a contact) is represented by a die (d4 to d12 I think). A roll seems to be one die from each of the...

Sounds great! Thanks, JediSloth.