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I don't think they should be required. I am an Online teacher, and as much as I love my job, it is definitely not the best solution for every student. Having said that, I do hope that this spurs upgrades in the technological infrastructure so that it is an OPTION for every student. I also...

Unless you are in a rural area. Not everybody lives in cities.

Bringing in the Assassin's Guild is a nice touch.

And an in-person game/meeting. Listening to chip crunching when you aren't said cruncher is ALWAYS annoying. :)

There were actually a lot of good things about feudalistic societies if you had a good lord. It was when you had a bad one that had a lengthy life, or a string of bad ones where things got dicey.

Where did you find that?

Yep. Roads have never been shut down in the US.

Save it for when you're getting pulled over. At least the cop will chuckle as he writes your ticket.

One of my former students is a flat earther and he's been in fighter jets -- high enough that he can actually SEE the curvature of the earth. Otherwise, though, an intelligent dude. He just likes his tin hats.

My county (rural SW Washington state) now has 8 confirmed cases and 1 death. The death shouldn't even be counted, though, because he was out of state the entire time, even if this was his home address. All others are connected to one specific outbreak at a seafood packing company, so contact...

What about alphabetically by the level?

I think I want to combine the two lists now!

We are strict about supplies and weight, but not about the size of what is in the backpack/sack/pouch (within reason). We have not delved into encumbrance yet, because our group is still figuring out everything we can do during combat. I have challenged my players (and myself) though, to try out...

I have been following those. And I have no problem stealing things from previous editions. :)

This is how I've always envisioned orcs as well.

Old news. They've been around for a couple of years.

It's the banana slug in Washington. :)

This. We have our required meetings, but I also have three hours of the week that are scheduled to just socialize with co-workers -- without the boss, even though our boss is pretty understanding (and family to half of the workforce).

Where did you get your confusion effects table?

I have to keep reminding my son of this. He narrates an entire battle then gets upset when I stop him, because he can "choose his character's actions." I have to continually remind him that he does NOT get to choose the NPCs' reactions to said actions. Lol!