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I appreciate your ideas and the details ! Thank you for your time, I'll definitely consider them!

I began a new game with four players, and the main theme is : Pirates! My goal in this campaign is to focus on rp, exploration and giving the players more agency than ever (a sandbox, if you will). I'm looking for ideas of sea-based adventures for my players; do you have any ? I'm also curious...

I've been reading some stuff recently on the Dark Sun setting from Advanced D&D 2nd Edition. It seems to me that the setting is dark and savage, roleplay-wise and gameplay-wise. What is, in your opinion, the best way to introduce players used to the Forgotten Realms into Dark Sun? I'll consider...

For me, it was The Murkmire Malevolence from Keys from the Golden Vault book. It was fantastic. It's simple and complex enough to give challenge to the players, and the RP potential is massive.

Yeah, my bad, I'm from Canada (Quebec)

I took the liberty to ignore this particular details. Keep in mind that this happened at the first session and the PJs are just at the Village of Barovia, well and alive.

She's already transforming. She was bitten by Strahd a third time. Next time, the PJs will see her as a vampire spawn.

Few days ago, I ran my first session of Curse of Strahd with my playgroup. I won't go into the details of this 14-hours-long session, but I made a decision on one of the goals of Count Strahd : Based on what had happened so far, I decided that Ireena Kolyana (Tatyana) had to fall into the hands...

I would love more books on the Greyhawk setting, we haven't seen much lore on it, except on the new DM guide. The Forgotten Realms are already well-explored in my opinion.

Recently, I've been doing some research and brainstorming about a new adventure for my group of lvl 12. My research has taken me into the region of Darkhold in the Forgotten Realms. Personnaly, I find this place interesting, but all of the information that I have on it is based on the Sword...