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You had me at wand bombs. 💣

Definitely a mental health booster.

This makes me really sad. 😔 I’m sending virtual hugs and warm vibes to everyone, especially Rob’s family. 🫂 🫂🫂💕💕💕

Walking just 15 minutes a day has made a hell of a lot of difference in my life.

How did you know?!?

My free time reading consists of John Scalzi’s Head On and Stanley Tucci’s What I Ate In One Year. I like mixing food and near-future sci-fi. 😄

Dunk and Egg, eh? This might be worth watching.

I left the rogue hanging.

This is a fun question. 🤩 OK, I’ve done this with Third Edition D&D for a campaign played in the Forgotten Realms that went about 8 or 9 years. For your hypothetical I figure I’d use the current D&D rules set, still play in the Realms (starting in Cormyr), and make darn sure my players got to...

I feel seen. You learn as a DM that no plot outline survives contact with a group of players. 😉

Sometimes I think tragic backstories have become the default for want of information about a game world. By that I mean practical stuff like family surnames, family history, what the family does for a living, and stuff like that.

I did not know Dungeons & Dragons Adventurer was a thing. It looks pretty cool. Lots of dice and doodads.

The 3E FRCS, the Old Grey Box, the Neverwinter Campaign Setting, and Ed Greenwood Presents: Elminster's Forgotten Realms have been my go to sourcebooks for as long as I've had them (some longer than others, obviously). And of course Volo's Guide to Cormyr. And then a zillion more honorable...

:adds to Christmas list:

That’s my experience as well. Players would rather clean their armor or have the party mage cast prestidigitation on it than take it off.

I would love to play a necromancer. 💀

Thank you Beth!

I think skilled play is about a DM knowing the players at the gaming table. Then it’s about finding and leveraging the mechanics in the system being played to enhance the table’s experience. If the system doesn’t have those mechanics then it’s time to look outside the system or dream up some...

I would use this for new players to teach them the game. It seems like it would be really easy and instructive.

Works for me. The sorcerer-king patron warlock sounds fun.