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That's just way too much adventure for me! It's a good deal for its price, but I can't possibly imagine myself using (or even stealing and repurposing) anywhere close to 900 pages of adventure.

To all submitting, rest easy until mid-September. Two articles will be commissioned then, and two others later to let everyone submit by September 30th. (This editor sheepishly realizes there are not, in fact, 31 days in September.)

Absolutely correct. Proposals first, please!

I've already received a record number of submissions from this open call. Even better than EN5ider's busy first month! And they're all so good, too... The competition is gonna be fierce. Thanks for making my job so tough this season! :)

Very cool! Thanks for the content.

What's one tabletop project you dream of doing, but haven't been able to do?

The next article in the series, detailing a town named Rivereave, will have a map of that settlement. Drood is described mostly in terms of its people and their schemes, not its physical locations. --Editor

What's the Guide to Glorantha? I haven't heard of it before.

Color me excited! I'm a little surprised this announcement wasn't saved for GenCon. Makes me wonder what Wizards has up their sleeve for August.

Very well said. I'll definitely be voting this year!

I get the feeling that someone uploaded a rough draft instead of the actual document. Hopefully they'll reupload later today. EDIT: Ninja'd by Morrus!

I think it's a great format! (Any personal biases aside. :P )

Since patrons can put a monthly cap on their patronage, it skews the numbers in a way that's invisible to everyone but Morrus. It's also based on things like workflow, man-hours required to create and finalize content... We also don't consider one to be more important than the other. I have a...

I don't want to turn this thread into another endless debate about the pros and cons of a slow release schedule, but... Wizards of the Coast has stated that 5th edition isn't going to flood the market with a new splatbook every month. The slower release schedule is intended to decrease rules...

Michael Tumey was the cartographer for this adventure. I only have his finished maps, but you can get in touch with him here: https://plus.google.com/114973083292759962208/posts

From what I know of him, author Kiel Chenier always writes with tongue firmly in cheek. The reference was 100% intentional.

It's really brutal. Dretchlor isn't supposed to be a creature you fight mano a mano. The mansion is littered with deactivated traps to ensnare him while the PCs run away and devise a plan. The Relics that you can find and destroy will weaken him, too.

Eh, too complex for my blood. If your group wants the granularity, it looks pretty solid, though.

This disparity is most noticeable at LOW levels. It's because a CR X monster doesn't have Offensive CR X and Defensive CR X. They tend to be either especially offensive (O-CR X+3 and D-CR X-3) or vice-versa. Low level enemies are intended to hit hard and die fast. Their Offensive CR is much...

How do you find work as a freelancer? Do you scour Kickstarter pages, or are most of your ideas published through open calls? You mentioned networking at conventions; beyond GenCon, what are some of your favorite gaming conventions as an industry professional?