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I don't think that they'll do a sequel to Heroes of the Borderlands next year. I think they'll have wanted to know how well it does before starting development on something like that, which would put it a year or two down the road. I DO think that Dark Sun is on its way, in one form or another...

I am absolutely glad your group is having fun, and I mean no disrespect when I say this: I find that sort of stuff makes my eyes roll. It doesn't make me think, "how clever", it makes me think, "bite me" (or actually much ruder sayings that aren't safe for Eric's Granny.) But by all means...

Sure thing. Remind me in a week or two!

I finally have been able to pick up my copies. Which is good, because I need to be able to sell them tomorrow. It feels like everyone here has had them for a week or two.

The board starts with three quests. When you complete two of them, three more are added, and so on, to a total of nine, I believe.

Yes it does. It's not so much that you could see the Lizardfolk, as you could see their eyes pick up the light of the sword and reflect it back. There's more of them slightly "off the map" plus more cavern.

Terrin found that the black, porous rock had many handholds and though the cliff was steep, it sloped gradually inward. All of this would have made for any easy climb, if it were not for that his gear was heavy with water, he could barely see in the light of the Drow's magic, which caused...

@Snarf Zagyg & @Kobold Stew both of you appear to be targeting the Houndsman with Shut-Down spells. 1) Do one of you want to edit your target or 2) Do you want to both go for it, both because "accidents happen" AND because you'll have twice the likelihood of success? Edit: While I'm at it, I'll...

To Answer the Thread Title: 1) Because Good PCs need someone to fight alongside. 2) Because Evil PCs need someone to fight against. Aside from all the other monsters. 3) Mistakes happen. (I mean when choosing who to fight, not from a design standpoint, though that happens too, but this isn't...

It's movement, but seeing as everything (swimming in the water, climbing the cliffs) costs 2 feet of movement for every 1 foot you move, you'll probably have to dash if you want to get anywhere (it's 20 feet up the cliff). I think that might put you at the top if you dash and make both checks.

You guys just got me to sign up for a whole lotta patreons (at the free tier, mind, but only because I want to see how much I actually read them before I spend money).

@Hriston - it occurs to me that if you can make it 'Swimming' to S32, you can have Advantage on 'Climbing the Cliff' with Copper holding the rope for you.

Behind the Screen - So, my wife has been rolling (and sometimes making decisions) for much of the Bad Guys. This allows me to "get away" with posting turns on occasions when I am otherwise spending time with her! (After 23 years of marriage, she's only gotten into playing D&D in the past year...

@Hriston have a look at 'Hazards' in the Map notes on the "Round Roller". If you have any questions, let me know.

TEAM INFILTRATE Encounter: Cliffs Between Lakes Time: ~16:10 on 4 Tarsakh 1483DR Begin Round Two

Team Infiltrate Terrin, having missed his footing when landing on the higher ledge, slid down the rocky ledge, scraping his hands and nose, before landing in a shallow flow of water between the two cliffs. His feet touched a gravel bottom, before he was pushed northward by the weight of water...

They're scarier that way - otherwise they're just another animal with teeth.

There's no reason to get annoyed at people who don't take things as 110% as literally as you are here. Some of us have been spotting propaganda subtext for as long as we've been reading, is all. Gygax wrote with a lot of that sort of thing, as did his inspirations. I don't think anyone is...

Thanks! That makes sense.