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Would love it, but I haven't got an iOS device. Any way to make it work on a PC? As for limiting things to the SRD: I don't mind that at all. I just need the basics anyway. :)

I am going to participate in a game as a player for once (gasp!) and I was looking for a nifty app or character builder to help me make a character sheet quickly. I found this one online to be pretty cool, but the spell list leaves a lot to be desired...

I have used a Tarrasque a few times in high-level campaigns, though rarely as the "Tarrasque" itself. I have used its stats skinned for another monters for instance.

I would hardly call Lego niche. :) It is the largest grossing toy company in the world with one of the most valuable brands in all of entertainment. Anyway, merging these two could go either way for the D&D brand, but seeing as I am happy with how 5e is going now, I will go 'old man' on this...

No illustrations save for a few crude maps here and there. They are of pretty good quality most of them. I've only played the first season so can't comment on the others, but my favorites in the first lot af 1-3 Shadows over the Moonsea and 1-8 Tales Trees Tell. Both have a nice, eerie vibe to them.

Played Phandelver, and did the entire first season of Expeditions (Tyranny). Played part of Hoard of the Dragon Queen until the GM didn't have time to play anymore. Ran a few homebrews too (short adventures), and am starting up Out of the Abyss shortly. Been loving it - particularly Phandelver...

It's not that the goblins don't give XP and contribute to level gains, it's just that the calculating is waived. It's still part of the levelling progress and earns the characters new skills (XP), just like the successful completion of the quest does. Yet how large a percentage a million goblins...

Stick to core rules. Splat creep might ruin this, and you will need to keep updating over and over.

These are quite cool. Will be delving into them shortly. Do Sha'ir's and Psionic's next! ;D

Cool. Just got the book for Christmas, and will be using this. :)

Fantastic stuff. So much creativity!

Depending on when you played Pillars, there have been several AI updates since, for affecting and controlling (or not controlling) the behaviour of the NPCs in your party. As for Darklands - get it on GoG. :) The combat system is hard to sit through by today's standards though. I have a buddy...

Go for Pillars of Eternity. It is very, very good, and captures a lot of the highs of Baldur's Gate in a more modern and optimized user interface and with a lot of bells and whistles of modern games amid the old-school feel. It even has cool cutscenes with choices that I haven't seen anywhere...

I appreciate the PC version too! Much more convenient for me.

That board game looks cool! Lords of Waterdeep is really fun, so I have faith in this.

Please don't derail the thread. Everyone. It's a nice thread. Lots of nice things being shared and talked about. :)

I've been playing around with the website some more, and it really is a great and functional site! Request: a zip with an offline version. :)

I believe everyone can use scrolls in 5E.

This is very smooth and works great. :)

We ran it on 5-6 game-days (lunch through late evening).