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The best thing to come out of this whole mess is that competitors like Paizo are stepping forward to do what Wizards has now shown us they are incapable of doing. Does this mean we're going to see a mass exodus back to Pathfinder?

Just started a brand new 5e pirate campaign, which opened with a bar brawl. During the chaos the party was introduced to one another. I play Ramirez Fereyra, a human ranger who likes to spin tall tales of his heroic adventures, and who has a senile pet crocodile called Capitan that wears a...

I'm busy prepping a 5e Nightmare Creatures campaign, based on the old PS1 game. It is set in Victorian London, in the year 1834. It is my first time as 5e DM.

Total party wipe! My first in... ever! After our party fled the bad guys and their creepy castle, they came after us with a vengeance. It did not go well for us.

I really hope Willow steps up and gives us that epic fantasy full of humor and likeable characters that we're all longing for. So far House of the Dragon is just okay. But it doesn't have me on the edge of my seat.

"Sweet Dreams are made of Bees", what is it with the glorious titles this tournament?! Did you come up with the title first and then write an adventure around it, or the other way around? Either way, I love how some of the ingredients were combined. And this is one heck of a crazy campaign...

I presume the whole group makes time to play D&D. They set aside other activities to play the game together. When one player just randomly doesn't show up, that forces a group to either cancel or play without that player. We all have other things we could have been doing that day. This is...

I'd say, discuss it with him first. Randomly not showing up is the biggest issue. Tell him, 3 strikes and you're out. At the very least a player should notify the group that he can't play today and why. Real life stuff can always come up, and it is okay to cancel D&D for something unexpected...

Sling should just have infinite ammo, since you can pick up a pebble nearly anywhere.

I really love these sandboxy adventures. Also, The Vampires of Dolgan's Hollow is a great title!

So, is the show worth watching for someone who has only seen the movies?

Yeast Beasts is one of the best words I've ever read in a roleplaying adventure. XD

Got to remember to steal Lethe for a future campaign. So many great ideas here. Inspiring!

I reserve judgement till I've seen more episodes. It takes time to get used to a new cast, and to remember all their names.

Same here. It is great to read adventures that don't take themselves too seriously.

Completely agree with the ruling. It changed my mind on which was the better adventure. That said...

I felt there was a bit more depth to this riddler. It was great to see them incorporate the social media element in the Riddler's insatiable thirst for attention. I prefer a more realistic Riddler to the goofy making of faces at the screen of Jim Carrey. Granted, there was a lot more wrong with...

I enjoyed it a lot. It is oozing with atmosphere and is just one long film noire detective story. The Riddler is fantastic. I'm glad we finally got to see a good Riddler, no offense Jim Carrey.

What was up with that wagon? Was that a CGI wagon pulled by real horses?