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Meet the Lady of Brockendale Castle in To Slay a Dragon Part 6, presented by Cast Party and E.N. World TTRPG News & Reviews. Now available in the PodCast Party: A D&D Podcast feed, or right here: To Slay a Dragon Part 6: Dragonbane

Absolutely, assuming everything else about the campaign (ie the players and DM) is good. Imo only the Barbarian is actively bad in the SRD (due to the Berserker being a poor subclass) although the Fighter (champion) is boring for most players (although perfect for your cousin who's only gonna...

It's $90 for the CHEAPEST seats in the house! It goes up from there. But unfortunately that's the reality for the larger off-broadway shows in NYC at the moment.

Yeah; it's opening night for a fairly big show. They probably earmarked it for press/critics/industry folks so no public ticket sales for that date.

It probably does actually open on May 5 and that show is probably bought out. Previews start April 19; I'm seeing it on April 28.

I have tix for this for late April; will report back!

Tomb of Annihilation- one of the very best long form 5E adventures. Loads of good large and small dungeons and single-session set piece site-based adventures. Great bestiary. Great encounter tables. Great maps. Also works as a setting book for Chult. Netherdeep- there’s a tier 2 dungeon as...

God. I’m not defending a doctoral thesis here. Here’s an article from Polygon stating that the cuts “deeply impacted the D&D team”: Hasbro’s Christmas layoffs have deeply impacted the D&D and Magic teams

I think the answer is that if we want an SRD for D&D 2024, or for 3.5 to go in CC, we’re gonna have to, once again, as a community, make a big stink about it and hold their feet to the fire. I think when it comes to a new SRD for the updated game, the public will to apply pressure might exist...

What secrets does Brockendale Castle hide? Episode 5 of PodCast Party: To Slay a Dragon, presented by Cast Party and EN Publishing, is now available on YouTube!

The releases of new core books have always been staggered, throughout every edition. The D&D team is too small to create all three books at the same time. WotC also bragged that this time, the print runs for the books will be so large that they can't be released simultaneously.

Volumes 5 & 6 of OAR consisted of Temple of Elemental Evil in two parts, which wouldn't work here. And we do know that one is Tsojcanth, which Goodman Games didn't use.

Yes; I’m wondering, if those two are in this book, whether they will be new versions or just reprints of the OAR versions (since WorC presumably owns those.) S3 does seem a much more likely candidate for inclusion than T1.

FWIW, Goodman Games has already published 5E versions of T1 and S3 when they had the license from WotC.

“Fans around the world will enjoy a free classic dungeon-delving experience with Descent into the Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth, an excerpt from an upcoming adventure in Quests from the Infinite Staircase.” https://www.dndbeyond.com/posts/1660-dungeons-dragons-turns-50-see-how-were-celebrating In...

I don't object to a multiverse adventure, but... I think it's a tall order for an adventure to tick as many boxes as this one needs to: 50th anniversary of D&D celebration first adventure using new 2024 rules (if you believe what Crawford said in December) actually no it's the finale to 2014...

TBH I'd prefer stuff like this. Homage/tribute/sequel rather that just an update.

Has anybody got a link to WotC's actual press release? Nevermind, I see it. Something I haven't seen before: Descent into the Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth is now described as a "free excerpt from an adventure in" Quests from the Infinite Staircase. Previously, it was not presented as being part...

You make that sound like more work than it is. You just roll behind the screen, and ask the player what their AC is.

Shield is way less of a problem if the players can’t see the DM’s rolls. And I don’t mean the DM should fudge. But the characters should have no way of knowing whether it is “worth” spending the spell slot.