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I had prepped the first four levels of Netherdeep in Roll20 (meaning, lots of maps) but then I saw the Spelljammer release, so I will almost surely run that instead. I missed the entire Spelljammer wave in the 80s and 90s, and it sounds like the kind of crazy plane-hopping multiverse weirdness...

The party is 8th level now. There is enough plot stuff to get them to 9th easily, at which point I will probably wrap up this campaign. One of their destinations is Castle Shadowcrag, and like the Amber Temple remade into the Crumbling Tomb, I can going to retrofit pieces of Ravenloft into...

I know, that is one of the most comprehensive, well researched lists I've ever seen.

Margreve Session #69 - Twitch and a Witch https://app.box.com/s/koco61pd6hvgeamtlof2k6kp6ruylzj9

Margreve Session #68 - The Dancing Hut https://app.box.com/s/48cwfag5q3r4cn197j2dh60pasq2halm

I do plan to go back to it, but I won't use the whole thing. The players were overwhelmed by all the options, and one said it seemed like we were playing a new campaign...which they were. I sampled some of the fun bits, but then got them out and back to Midgard. The whole court section is...

Margreve Session #67 - The Bluebell Inn

Margreve Session #66 - Return to the Margreve

Margreve Session #65 - To Woo a Courtesan

Yeah, I have all three of those too. It seems like something WotC should have done, creating variants of their own core monsters, but Dragonix did a bang up job. My other favorite books, as others mentioned, is the Kobold Press monster books. I'm running a game in Midgard, so it's nice having...

I had a hag coven once with a bubbling cauldron, and all their minions sipped cups of the broth for a dark blessing, +1d4 no concentration for 1 minute. That was against 10th level PCs.

I 100% missed the Spelljamming years. I wasn't even playing D&D in the early 90s, and I think when I did start again it was pure homebrew. I probably had a monstrous compendium, but that is the only SJ supplement I ever owned. I am extremely stoked for this, as it looks like the kind of crazy...

I would be perfectly happy if WotC buys Roll20 and throws money into enhanced development, which it very much needs.

I wouldn't expect them to pull the licenses either. Not right away. What I WOULD expect - if they handle it correctly - is a visual and UI upgrade to current VTT's with API scripts that can be toggled on and off with a click, user friendly, and animated tokens. If they make it so massively...

Because, absolutely, that's what demi-gods do, they retire to sell beer!

Related....attack every NPC in the village you come across - one of them is bound to be EVIL!

Do you recall which location ? I want to look it up. I didn't run that, maybe the PCs didn't go there. Edit; nevermind. The wagon. She was in the party so they never went into the wagon at all

I've prepped it, but I'm starting it at 1st level with the Wildemont adventure in the marsh. It's actually too difficult for 1st and 2nd level PCs, so I will have to make it easier. It seems like the adventure wants the PCs to infiltrate a fort full of hostile soldiers, which is nearly...

I'm not sure if the massive damage and vines and exploding wagon are in the official adventure, doesn't sound familiar . Did your DM add stuff? But yeah, it is a hard adventure regardless with little telegraphing of how difficult parts are. I had to scale it back for my group. Two were...

I also have to give props to Curse of Strahd for being such a brilliantly written and conceived adventure in every way.