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I think it's not "no DEX to damage," it's "no DEX damage" -- i.e. no damage that reduces your ability scores. Which I'm totally okay with, since ability score damage just makes it a pain to recalculate your sheet in mid-play. To say nothing of giving casters another easy way to do an end run...

I actually logged in to recommend Eyes of the Stone Thief too. It's super flexible, and it's meant to be interspersed with other adventures, so it's easy to adjust to your group on the fly as necessary. It is heavy on the dungeon-crawly aspects, but it's not totally hack and slash -- there are...

The "Giant" modules appeared in Dungeon issues #197-200.

The other players are not playing mindless combat monsters; they do have a variety of noncombat skills and powers. However, the bard is just so much better at the skills that come up most often and has such a broad palette of skills to draw on that, if I'm not careful, noncombat scenes have a...

I'm about a third of the way through Cauldron-Born with my group, and two questions have come up. First, what happens to Luc Jierre if the party captures him alive at the end of Always On Time? My assumption was that he'd be questioned a while and then quietly deported to Danor minus his...

Yes. I don't think the AEDU structure is as important as what it enables -- the transparency and balance between classes, and the ability of all players to do cool stuff without having to jawbone the DM to allow it. If 5E didn't use AEDU but still enabled that kind of play, I would be cool with...