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Baldman Games had/has exclusive permission to use the Moonshaes for their Adventurer's League releases. In the 5E era, they released tons of Moonshae adventures and some supplements for years. It's all on DMsGuild: New on the Dungeon Master’s Guild – Baldman Games

Reading Keith's actual post at the time, it doesn't seem like he was angry at WotC with regard to Eberron at all, nor did it really seem like he was tired of working on Eberron. The main issue seemed to be that the DMsGuild model (which was the only way he could release Eberron content & get...

I really like the eclectic art style for Dragon Delves. However, I'm not enthusiastic about the adventures in this book being done in the style of the ones in the new DMG. Those are perfect examples of the amount of info you actually need to write down if you're just running a homebrew...

Early release for PodCast Party: To Slay a Dragon Part 24. To Deephall Point and onward to the Desolation. Available in the PodCast Party: A D&D Podcast feed, or right here: To Slay a Dragon Part 24

Loran the Elk leads the party to the lair of the spider queen. Episode 14 of PodCast Party: To Slay a Dragon, presented by Cast Party and E.N. Publishing, is now available on YouTube!

I do think that what your DM, and others, have done is essential to making DoMM work. As published, the book falls short on this. It's a great location, or series of locations. There are some suggested "missions" but they're paper thin. I realize it's an enormous book already, but a chapter...

Backstabber, a Thief from the Mentzer BECMI in fall 1986. 20 or so minutes into my first game, in the very first combat encounter, he was quickly paralyzed, killed, and eaten by a carrion crawler.

I really, really like Ythryn but I wish the book had included a lot more maps of the locations inside it - at least the ones where combat is likely. I agree with folks about Tomb of Annihilation being great and Undermountain being a burnout. Ravenloft is really good although the very frequent...

Enjoy PodCast Party: To Slay a Dragon Episode 23, presented by Cast Party and EN Publishing. Available wherever podcasts are heard in the PodCast Party: A D&D Podcast feed, or right here: To Slay a Dragon Part 23

This is why Dungeon Crawl Classics is p much my current favorite in terms of TTRPG aesthetics. Shadowdark captures this as well. I pretty much want my TTRPGs to look DIY. That said, some modern official D&D artwork I really do love - especially Mike Schley’s maps, and Tomb of Annihilation and...

Druidic Warrior does specifically say that if you have that Feat, the chosen cantrips "count as ranger spells for you" (emphasis mine). This implies that if you don't have the Feat, they are not Ranger spells, hence a Ranger couldn't ordinarily cast them from a scroll.

I started with BECMI in 1986, switched to 1E in 87, switched to 2E when it launched in 89, and continued with that until I graduated from high school in Spring 1994. I then basically didn't play at all except for a few abortive attempts at 3E after graduating college, which never went beyond a...

Maliboo versus Curse-It...to the death. Early release for PodCast Party: To Slay a Dragon episode 22 presented by Cast Party and EN Publishing, wherever fine podcasts are heard, or right here: To Slay a Dragon Part 22

We can venture a guess. It would be pretty horrible.

Our heroes attempt to clear Deephall Point of monsters! And Belton makes promises he may not be able to keep. Episode 13 of PodCast Party: To Slay a Dragon, presented by Cast Party and E.N. Publishing, is now available on YouTube. Featuring Zachery Byrd of Young Dragonslayers: Online D&D for...

Meet the Queen Behind the Throne in Episode 21 of PodCast Party: To Slay a Dragon, presented by Cast Party and EN Publishing In the PodCast Party: A D&D Podcast feed, or right here: https://cast-party.com/2024/11/04/to-slay-a-dragon-part-21/

Oh crap it's really good. Potentially life-destroying. There is some NDA stuff so I think I can describe but not share images I won't have time to dig in until maybe the weekend But my first impression of the environment is that it is very much like Baldur's Gate 3 except the character and...

Considering that it was a fairly popular optional rule, I just don't see why they'd eliminate it as a optional rule.

2014 handbook fits about 840 words average per page and 2024 fits about 720 words. Based on this, 2024 word count is about 96% of 2014 edition. I do agree that the 2024 books are not overpriced. But I feel like they keep overhyping the page count of the 2024 books as being the "biggest ever"...

The font is bigger and there's more art. The 2024 PHB has more pages but fewer words than the 2014 PHB.