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Welcome to the Hellfire Club sees the return of D&D (the GAME) to Target https://www.target.com/p/wizards-of-the-coast-stranger-things-welcome-to-the-hellfire-club/-/A-94629066#lnk=sametab Walmart is only shipping it for other sellers

Interesting that this is a MtG style playmat. There's another D&D crossover coming?

Flail snails What's the Red Dragon near Thay about? Also, all of Thay is on fire?

Again, you misrepresent what I said. But we did in fact have fitness numbers. We had learning numbers. We had numbers of education and language learning. I said they weren't attributes. I didn't say there weren't numbers.

I'll check out first step today

This is the nitpicking I warned about and expected. I'm afraid it would be unreasonable to require me to give an entire summation of four years of active duty and four years in the national guard in a way that would be suitable for this forum. Trust me when I say that we knew each other's...

No, the thread of responses I was participating in was clearly talking about how it was unrealistic for real world people to know their own abilities, rests and recharging. That's why the real world example was brought up.

I'm sorry. What in the world are you talking about? Why would I see elves in the real world special operations environment? If someone says it is unrealistic for characters to know their own skills, abilities, rests, etc and then the response is to give a real world example that said person is...

https://sinauna.com/ Is more Melanesia than Polynesia, but since those groupings can be ambiguous is likely useful

You're using Black Flag for your baseline rule set?

I'm sorry, I could get more detailed, but I do feel at this point the nitpicking is going to continue no matter how thoroughly I type out my years of experience. Class and levels are known, again, simply. I was a sigint person with some cross training. I had a rank that recognized my capability...

While HP wouldn't be practical, the spec ops units I served with knew the entire team's energy levels, nagging injuries and the medics would give IV fluids during rests (cure wounds). We also knew, precisely without counting, the ammunition for all weapons, battery levels for electronics and how...

Wizards know exactly how they regain spells, as the rules explicitly state (using the Basic Rules on Beyond); You can regain some of your magical energy by studying your spellbook. When you finish a Short Rest, you can choose expended spell slots to recover. Changing Your Prepared Spells...

An aside, these are built per class rather than per location?

A wilderness or city day that involves a rest at lunch/tea/dinner/siesta/etc makes narrative sense. I try to have two difficult encounters on both sides of that (usually 4 rounds per) and the balance is fine. I also tend to use Tales of the Valiant monsters because they have a bit more punch. I...

That level 5-8 discrepancy from the pattern is weird.

I'm going to offer up my Monk: Way of the Frayed Knot subclass as it was designed based on some of the pirate clergy tropes https://fullmoonstorytelling.com/2020/04/04/monk-way-of-the-frayed-knot/

My world has smog-punk Victorian-ish goblins. Some of the things added because of that include Optical Telegraphs, smog-buggies, bicycles/tricycles, lighters, airxips that burn tar tree oil for lift, weird waterworks that power plumbing/etc

Kinda an encyclopedia of lore and marketing-brand specialist And you'd get to live in the City of Dragons

Or recognize that there's plenty of heroic pirates in the literature that inspires our games Most of the Dread Pirate Roberts were heroes The Straw Hat Pirates are all heroes Charles Vane from Black Sails "These men who brought me here today do not fear me. They brought me here today because...