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Settings done well (in particular, when I want to play in Dark Sun, I have to use AD&D2e rules) Psionics Variety in classes, spells, items and monsters That said, I choose what rule system to use case-by-case

In my opinion, at the beginning! PHB, MM, DMG, original Starter Set, are all 10/10 products. Then, the only products that reached such quality are Curse of Strahd and Tomb of Annihilation. So the edition is, in hindsight, a bit of a disappointment. But still, the rule system is so good that it...

City of Skulls Return to the Tomb of Horrors Die Vecna Die! Red Arrow Black Shield Test of the Warlords Sabre River

Lol I tried 4e, I really tried, but wasn't able to learn the rules! Thank you for the integration!

Do yourself a favor and try The City of Skulls. It's the only worthy rescue mission adventure in the history of the game (that I know of).

Against the Giants is iconic, yes; I say to my friends that it has something primal about it; you basically enter, kill monsters and take their stuff. But I prefer the Keep on the Borderlands

I was wondering about the great adventures produced for each iteration of the game. What are the ones that you consider the "MUST PLAY", the ones you absolutely have to experience? I'll list the ones I keep in high regard. BECMI: Keep on the Borderlands: iconic "enter, kill monster, take...

BECMI Ruleset: Much simpler compared to AD&D At Companion level (15+) focuses on Dominions and War, offering simple and solid systems (possibly the best of any edition). Monsters and Magic Items are also a bit different at this point. For me, the Companion addition defines and distinguishes the...

1) Age of Worms 2) Savage Tide Age of Worms is the most iconic "save the world" D&D adventure, a love letter to D&D tradition Savage Tide is the most cinematic I know, you have the distinct feeling of acting in an action movie

I'm more of a collector of PF2, because after D&D 5e I find difficult to return to a version of the game of such complexity. That said, the lore books in the Lost Omens line are exquisite, in particular the Mwangi Expanse and the other big macro-region ones. Even if I don't like Golarion very...

MOST POWERFUL in any edition is Wizard; MOST FUN, for me, is Fighter or variant (3.5 Crusader; Pathfinder 1e: Barbarian; 5e: Paladin)

My 5E Library: PHB DMG MM Screen Reincarnated Starter Set Essentials Kit Starter Set Stormwreck Isle Starter Set Rick & Morty Curse of Strahd Icewind Dale Tomb of Annihilation Descent into Avernus Tales of Yawning Portal Ghosts of Saltmarsh (special cover) Dragon Heist Dungeon of the...

I would rule NO, because the spell is intended to harm melee attacks within 5'

These are fantastic: Return to the Tomb of Horrors (Greyhawk) Die, Vecna, Die (Greyhawk, Ravenloft and Planescape: final adventure of 2nd Edition!) City of Skulls (Greyhawk) Dragon's Crown (Dark Sun)

Time to add the new adventures! Top Tier: 1) Tomb of Annihilation 2) Curse of Strahd 3) Descent into Avernus 4) Lost Mines of Phandelver 5) Rime of the Frostmaiden Mid Tier: 6) The Wild beyond the Witchlight 7) Ghosts of Saltmarsh 8) Tales of the Yawning Portal 9) Dragon Heist 10)...

Elminster, from Clyde Calwell

I'm for Meteor Swarm too. It's from Larry Elmore in the Mentzer Companion Cyan Box

My first vote would go to Darlene's Greyhawk map, but since it's in the Hall of Fame, I choose the maps in the Forgotten Realms Atlas from Karen Wynn Fostad. They look so real...