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So opponents can be farther away than the older dragons? Shouldn't it be reverse? That you have to be even closer? So she's actually more dangerous to large creatures. That's not standard Siege Monster in 5e, right? If some of the PCs are large, it will really mess up CR. I like it, but at the...

Yeah, realized it as soon as I posted. Damn, haven't checked ENWorld since Friday and you have a ton of monsters to dig into :love:

Maximum hit points seem to be 960,yet it has over 1300?

Man, I hope DM's Guild/Drivethrurpg get their s**t together and find an EU based printer before this becomes POD

Ultra Violet Grasslands, I guess

Entombed With the Pharaohs and The Pact Stone Pyramid for Pathfinder are both excellent.

Man, 4E had the best lore

I actually converted her in Dave2008's epic monster thread (the old one), but I think I made her way too complicated to run, wanting too many things. So I will just say converting her wasn't that hard, the hard part was keeping focus, so to speak. (think she was epic CR26).

Winter of the Witch from Dungeon Magazine (4e) is all about defeating an epic level archfey

I've also seen a nice rule, where a potion of healing heals XdY, where the X is dependent on the healing potion (normal, greater, supreme, etc) and the Y being dependent on your class HD. So a fighter heals 2d10+2 on a healing potion. Keeps the potions equally valuable for all classes. We've...

The Slumbering Tsar is 900 pages of ruined city megadungeon.

I just hope the fact they namecheck the Witchlight (Fens) means they will open up Nentir Vale for DM's Guild.

Check out Blood & Treasure Check out Castles & Crusades Check out Advanced D&D 3rd edition Check out 3.Y I think these will both give you a lot of inspiration, and save you a lot of work.

Primarily the graphics/layout. Book is solid, I have no fear the book will not hold up or anything. Pages are thick, non-glossy, making the book thicker than a WotC book. So, it's not bad by any stretch, except for the picture quality some places - it's just not as good as a WotC book. Which is...

I think the quality is okay. Some of the images look like the resolution wasn't just right for printing. Not a major issue, but noticeable. In no way do the $60 MMEs reach the quality of WotC's $50 books. This is not bashing the MMEs. It's just fact. And okay. I'm very pleased I got them - to...

@Maxperson and @Chaosmancer, with all respect, could you take your discussion another place than this thread?

Nonetheless, that was the official rule in 3e, npcs being one CR lower because of less equipment and npcs with npc classes (Warrior, expert, adept) being one lower still. Look to any PF1 product if you don't believe me 😉

If you are looking for further reasons this company is awesome, they've regularly released packs of hundred+ maps for free for people to use when playing online during the pandemic.

That was only in 3e I think. I don't think that's a listed rule in 5e.

I just discovered this on DM's Guild: Discerning Merchant's Price Guide - Dungeon Masters Guild | Dungeon Masters Guild It looks to be exactly a continuation of the original Sane prices, thus answering the OP's question :)