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1. Find a tribe of small humanoids, such as kobolds. 2. Feed said kobolds to Glabagool until the skeletons pile up in his.. ah, mass? 3. Kiss goodbye to your legs, with a gelatinous cube mount you won't need them anyway. 4. Grit teeth. 5. Stand atop the pile of skeletons. 6. Crush your enemies...

All the info on the screen is in the book. It's designed more for the convenience of reducing page-flipping.

Perhaps Sherlock Holmes just made some very good guesses, despite his low INT score. Maybe he keeps rolling 20's in Investigation. There's no functional difference in regards to the end result. Intelligence is an ability score used to do mechanical things in the game system. You can base your...

Ultimately, I'd want a character I play to have stats influenced by their personality. Not a personality derived from their stats.

A prime example of a character who is NOT stupid, but still has a -3 on Intelligence checks, is a person who buckles under pressure. You can play the character as being as smart as you like, but any time they're attempting a task under duress (there's a time limit on the solution, the party...

Sounds pretty cool. As for the Air orb... It's pretty open to interpretation I suppose. I'd have it cause damage to any structure that isn't built on a stone foundation. So, castles/forts are safe, but smaller taverns farms etc. are knocked about. The elemental gem is a cool idea. You could...

If they're striking back relatively soon after the initial confrontation I wouldn't reinforce the spire much. I'd give the Players their sweet revenge, but turn it bitter by revealing that Merosska is elsewhere. Possibly off requesting reinforcements from the greater cult. So they get to finish...

Use standard Orc and steal the Hobgoblin's 'Leadership' ability, which essentially grants a non-magical version of bless. Swap out the standard weapons for two clubs, and maybe slow his movement speed thanks to the big drum.

I'd grant attacks made with the armour the ability to overcome damage resistance, but I wouldn't give it +1 to attack and damage rolls. As has been stated, the +1 is just for your AC.

Yeah, having a game attached makes them usable outside a campaign. Or gives them a reason to be in the possession of NPCs. I can imagine some Vistani using them for gambling/entertainment as well as readings.

The GF9 Cards will be Black and White and use all the artwork you've seen here. They're also being printed on a textured stock, for that in-world look, and will be the same dimensions as the other GF9 cards. The GF9 Tarokka deck also has a game included called 'Prophet's Gambit' which is a...

Here's the announcement from GF9 about the cards. http://www.gf9-dnd.com/Home/tabid/56/entryid/253/return-to-ravenloft.aspx Not much new info here, and no release date yet. But they shouldn't be far off.

Have you considered using Paladin as your core class? Divine Smite will bump up the whip's damage and you'll have access to a small selection of spells.

As for the magic staff issue. A regular staff is an arcane focus for casting spells, whereas a quarterstaff is a fighting weapon for hitting things. The line added to many of the magic staves means that they can work as both.

If you want to go REALLY christmassy, you could replace the wolves with corrupted reindeer. The PCs spot their baleful red noses through the fog and snow.

I assume the structure is built like this: Stone foundation, stone wall and outer towers, stone reinforced walls on the first level, wooden walls and ceilings from there on up. The second floor could understandably collapse but still leave the first floor mostly stable. The towers and outer wall...

If you want to work the cave-in into the pursuit somehow you could always put the drow on hold until the party hits the next town. At which point you can hint that the trail has been picked up again.

48. A rolled up table cloth that when unfurled will cover itself in a delicious feast. This item is cursed however, and anyone who eats even a single morsel from this banquet is compelled to continue eating until the food is gone. Feaster's have their speed reduced by half and have disadvantage...

Totem Barbarians can already perform short bursts of flight if they follow the Eagle totem. The capability is already there (although not quite soaring around). In fact, the totem barbarian would make an excellent starting point for this subclass. Just rename the totems to being aspects of the...

You could also make it an either/or choice for the attacker. Make a regular attack, as a +1 weapon, or crack the whip at an enemy to make them save VS CHR damage. One option would be more useful for combat and the other for (somewhat violent) social interactions.