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Thanks. That reddit page goes into extensive detail about the system and salvageable parts.

Oh I forgot that I used Neverwinter 4e! Yes, you're right. After Lost Mine I was homebrewing until 5th level and waiting for Princes to come out, then we dialed the new campaign back down to 3rd and started with new PCs. And speaking of Princes, I don't know why it gets so much hate. I loved...

I own both. I ran Phandelver at the start of 5e and we loved it. I ran it again a couple years ago and blended it with parts of Essentials for a more fleshed out campaign (we didn't get to finish unfortunately because of Covid). I think Phandelver is an absolute classic adventure that ranks...

Exactly. I have CotN for Roll20, and I can say without doubt that the opening chapter alone is excellent, and introduces ideas I've never used in D&D before. I would greatly expect that low rating to increase. It's a very epic adventure that takes the players across two different continents...

I'm prepping Call of the Netherdeep for Roll20. We won't play for a couple months yet, but I want to incorporate some of the A5e rules. Which ones can be most easily incorporated into a hybrid game on Roll20 without needing a dedicated character builder? What is most useful that would make O5e...

@PhilBest I also appreciate your thorough and non-vague answers. Although I HAVE Foundry I am not using it, and frankly, I have had a hard time getting past the learning curve. That's probably more of a user error issue than a system issue. I'm two years deep into Roll20 and I frankly love...

I noticed Holdenshire mentions a continuing adventure path after 3rd level called To Save a Kingdom. What is the status on that adventure currently?

I'm prepping Scarlet Citadel! I am unabashedly a Kobold Press fanboy.

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Agreed. I'm still holding out for Spelljammer to exceed my expectations. Or Darksun.

Oh, that's right, they had a completely wasted CGI beholder guard dog that did nothing. One of the most interesting and dangerous monsters in D&D and it was glossed over.

If they had just called the D&D movie something generic and not tie it to the game, it was a decent but still-not-good film, but it wouldn't get the same level of hate it does to this day. But Snails, yeah. He was the worst.

Me too. I can't imagine what it would be that hasn't been done before.

Margreve Session #62 - Lower Court of the Shadow Fey https://app.box.com/s/qf8b1a10ff3q36dk95blevketf4v8e6z

Final one. It could have gone further but I didn't want to drag it out anymore.

The Created Session #4 Box

@Scottius for some DMs making their own maps is extremely satisfying. This hobby incorporates a vast field of talent, and everyone has their own niche and specialty and preference.

Well, the first point, yeah, you need to have that in your head first,. If you can envision it, it's easy to find a matching map. The second point about details, I have used hundreds of maps where the details are already drawn onto them. You don't HAVE to add anything unless you want to. I have...

@Scottius I do have to add, the Zobeck maps........that took a long time. I made an entire city to explore in VTT with corresponding locations. It wasn't easy. I do wish someone, a company, would make a fully interactive city. It is so fun, and it turned out great, but I spent an inordinate...

Ah. I think I see. Making your own amazing maps from SCRATCH is very time intensive, and there is no need. Wonderfully talented artists out there sell them for really cheap, and they put out content weekly. You don't need to push yourself to make your own. It is more fun to take an existing map...