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The owlfolk sound cool but I'm still holding out for the inevitable wombatfolk.

Quelle horreur!

My favorite aspect of teaching newbies, on a VTT format in any case, is how all the players are just so intrigued by every little thing. They love moving their tokens all over the place and all at the same time. "Classroom Management" becomes a definite skill as you try to contain their...

If We the People don't finally get our official "Greyhawk" source book, I am going to revolt. ;)

Sounds like you all might be putting the chicken before the egg. Iggwilv's backstory included her earliest persona as "Tasha," one of the adopted daughters of Baba Yaga. Her motives, methods and reason for the ultimate name change are known by her alone. But she did begin as "Natasha" and...

I remember first hearing her name reading "The Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth". The concept that the folk of Perrenland would use the name of Iggwilv to frighten children to behave themselves immediately caught my attention. I thought 'Now THIS is a cool BBEG.'

If you are familiar with John Carpenter's "The Thing" this adventure is heavily influenced on that. Much of this of course will also depend on how the DM runs the game. If the "Player Character Secrets' are handled correctly, it would be very interesting. Not knowing who you can really trust...

Personally, the maps are "nice" but not great. At $50 a book, I think I would prefer to have maybe LESS art work and more detailed maps that I could use on VTT games (which is all I play these days).

I find myself having a hard time getting my head around making all the D&D races the same. In the real world, I understand the truth that we are all human beings and are all equal with varying talents and abilities. In a D&D setting, however, I always saw it as being purposefully DETACHED from...

OK so I was chatting with some players on Roll20 about this next campaign. We were all talking about the rumors and whispers that have come out so far. One of the players suddenly had a brilliant thought! She mentioned what if Icewind Dale becomes isolated from the rest of the world as...

I really loved "The Lost City." Such a fun adventure. I only wish there were a decent set of full color detailed maps to go along with it.

I found a few other little tidbits too. Evidently the chwingas from Chult have a cold variety that might be appearing in RotFM. There is also a more "icicle" like avatar for Auril .

What has happened to the "innocent game" I used to love and cherish as a boy? People have all gone plum loco! Bottom line: you see something you don't like or perhaps don't agree with? Fine. But don't be an naughty word. "naughty word" definition: stalk your perceived offending parties and harass...

I need for "Mythic Odysseys of Theros" updates and I need them NOW! ;)

Simply for the sake of nostalgia I am 100% for this. There are so many adventures from the early days that the "modern player" knows little or nothing about. With the slower release of adventures from WotC these days, it would only be a matter of time before all the "current" material has been...

There is also evil in real life. People do evil things in real life. By getting rid of all evil alignments and evil monsters in D&D, would that fix the problem? Does D&D have that kind of power? Is D&D the prime teaching tool for all social norms?

So is demon and devil worship.

Well if you go that route, I have a issue with the number of players who like playing "evil" characters or murder hobos. I take deep offense to that and it makes me worried about how our society is progressing. Should we remove that as an option? What about tieflings? Warlocks with the Fiend...