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Generic. I like a good mix of monsters to add to my games.

Nope. For me, role-playing is not about amateur dramatics. Unwelcome take I expect. It was funny when we were teens and 20's but the older I get the more I find it irritating at the gaming table. Sometimes the people I play with might do so session 0 or 1 to showcase that their dwarf speaks with...

Easily 60+. I run one D&D game on alternate Sundays for 4-5 hours, and a second campaign every Tuesday night for 4 hours.

Partly it comes from nostalgia. It also depends on what you base the concept of an "age" on. As someone who started their role-playing in the mid-80's with 1st edition AD&D, I definately class the 80's to early 90's as the Golden Age. There is definately that element of nostalgia but it's also...

It depends how you see it. For me, the Golden Age of gaming was the 1980's into the early 90s. D&D predominantly ruled the roost but other RPGs that are iconic came out at this time. It was an era where I feel gaming was at it's height. The 90's saw a change in how RPGs manifested. White Wolf...

I would say my homebrew setting is middle of the road, maybe sliding towards hope depending where abouts in the world you are. People are generally good folks but alignment is just guidelines. There are baddies and the idea that behind the scenes the world is always in peril unless people step...

Oh my word. The imagery. You good person, have just added something cool to my campaign setting.

D&D 2024 The Last Hyborean homebrew campaign. Monsters in dungeon! Run Away!

I don't know about roleplaying but I tend to play other games narratively. Back when I played Magic, for example, my decks were all built around a racial theme rather than using a random mix of meta cards. If I play something else, from board games to wargames, I have to have a narrative in my head.

D&D 2024 Ghosts of Saltmarsh campaign. Seafood Flesh Golem causes problems.

Normally I try to tell it "photo realistic as though taken by a National Geographic Photographer" but sometimes it hates that and complains that I might be copying real people. If I do something without people, it will do that fine.

Nothing special to be honest. I was just trying to see what ChatGPT could come up with. The first picture was as follows but it ignored the number of tails on the Kitsune. A new picture for a set of heroes in a Dungeons and Dragons game. A male Gnome Druid in green leafy armour. A male Dwarf...

Thanks. She's the party wizard in the Ghosts of Saltmarsh campaign.

With two D&D campaigns that I'm running presently I figured I'd up date the party art. The first two are the 8 player group! 😲 The six character picture is the second group.

Looking at it from a mechanical standpoint, older editions like 3rd saw (in my experience) a lot of players multiclassing in a level or two of Rogue for the sneak attack and evasion abilities. 2024 though, and I generally don't see it. It does look like sticking to a single class works better...

Agreed. It's not a groundbreaking adventure but for something different to drop into one of my two current campaigns, it'll make a nice change of pace.

D&D 2024 The Last Hyborean homebrew campaign. One Nat 20 After Another!