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What would a critical shenanigan look like? :unsure:

Monk.

Paizo's Sandpoint sandbox coastal village has several small dungeons and wilderness encounters for levels one to three (or so). It's written for Pathfinder but you could convert parts. Plus it has hooks built in to urban encounters you could steal.

Elminster is Drizzt. Shhhhhhh! :devilish:

Apparently, you have no one but yourself to blame.

Thank goodness we didn't expand this to cover pseudo-caltropian devices like tiny, stackable bricks. This thread could have gone on forever!

What system(s) have you used? What are you using now?

Oh sure. The tiefling is the betrayer. :cry:

Every discussion about a Bag of Holding must refer to the legendary Knights of the Dinner Table comic strips collected in "Bag Wars." Kenzer & Company This should be in all gamer lore, along with the Dread Gazebo and the Head of Vecna.

A search of Kobold Press' website produced these results: Search for "david cook" It's mostly articles in the "Kobold Guide" series and a foreword. I may not have found everything, though.

I bought the original black box for Monte Cook's Invisible Sun. I think that was about $250 USD.

Fifteen. Secret: Run 1E back in the day. #timetravel

To be clear, you're saying that you're NOT a dwarf? 😲

For those of us that didn't see this happen, what happened? :hmm:

Three Kobolds in a Trenchcoat stat block:

Time travel. It's real. Just ask my son/great-grandfather.

Gnomes are monsters again: Rawr.

I played a character who sounded as close to Jason Statham as I could make him. Before every session I listened to clips of him talking and practiced. It drove the DM crazy. He ended the campaign one or two sessions before the big climax. Was it because of my impression? :oops:

Alright alright alright.

Wow. Sad and harsh but very informative. Thanks for posting this, Russ.