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I agree the first level boards should just be filled out. I found the few dice off putting. Everyone should have their own dice. Reduce the cards if you have to to control the price. I agree that the first two encounters should be on the railroad, like jaws of the lion. That really taught...

Same. But if the site stops people from posting there are issues, they need another place to get the info.....I had no idea if this was an isolated issue.

I at the same issue, which I reported on bluesky because I couldn't post. No one reached out. Do you watch that account anyone?

Oh, I saw it when it was out....but sometimes my memory of what was good or not is skewed. I was just making sure my memory was right.

I think I'm the same, despite my earlier comment.

Was Robin of Sherwood good, or am I remembering incorrectly?

I had a similar thought when I read the rules. Every class has this resource, and they named them all something different. It seemed overly complex to me. Now, if you are a player, it likely doesn't really matter, you aren't looking at 8 classes at a time......

Just got my physical copy. It's a brilliant design. Should have been more dice..... I agree with the poster just above. The writing needs fleshing out. Way more help with descriptions would really help new DMs. But I also agree, this only slightly diminishes a great product. I've been...

At least they didn't spoil the plot (if there is one).

Changing tattoos seems like odd fluff.....

Widely reported.

I hope so! One book to rule them all.....

My first use will be to expand the Phandalin stuff, so I'll have a bunch of failed attempts at creating aberrations in the first few caves.....maybe a high level goblin that "stole" the other goblins from one of my players who convinced them to follow him with a nat 20 skill check (ya, I know...

Enchanting Conversationalist. Weird name. Slightly weird that you can’t get the bonus to a skill you had from your background – it has to be the new skill you’ve gained proficiency in. It’s a needlessly complex choice that could accidentally hobble some players. agreed. I have no idea why the...

In the last three years I've made less than 1500 dollars ( I just checked). Bizarrely, DMSguild claims over 1700 copies of one item have been bought (must have been part of some free bundle? because I didn't see that money). I really want to keep publishing, but I just can't justify it anymore...

Maybe instead of a familiar, the necromancer should get a minion (weak skellie or zombie that can fight) that levels up with her. I don't know. It seems like fluff at this point, for the most part (which as stated above, is fine). I get why it is how it is......

Level 10 or higher? Kind of a waste, imo, for enhancing one of the key features, given that 90% of campaigns don't make it that far. A real issue, IMO, with the current design of 5E (that isn't changing any time soon, I should give up commenting on it).

I think you overestimate how little money people w/o a name make there.....I could crank out a good map with walls and everything for Foundry in less than 30 minutes. But then I need to add monsters and art (can't sell many products w/o art), and descriptions, proof read. layout....I doubt I...

I've thought about doing more monsters (higher level caves, esp).....but it's so much work for so little money. Like, hours and hours and hours, and I get like 50 bucks back.

I mean, they may have already started developing a follow up, but likely not.....but one could hope. This kind of adventure in a box is what many of us want (even if not a starter set)....but not HIGH END like Beadle and Grimm (sp?).