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Or not. You told us in 2014. You were wrong then and you are wrong now. Nothing has changed.

Here is the latest entry in our assault on the earth temple, in which the players are again defeated. But at least they are defeated in a cinematic fashion thanks to the idea Nebulous had of destroying the stone bridge. Thanks for that - it worked a treat...

It will depend on how your players react. If they are kill first, ask questions later kind of players then you will find it harder to seed the hints that there is a deep conspiracy going on. If they are willing to roleplay and sneak etc then they will start to sense what is going on. I had...

This is my one, set in Eberron: http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?453315-Another-Princes-of-the-Apocalypse-Recap-Eberron-styles-but-later I started it at 3rd level as well. I eventually folded my recaps into the @Nebulous thread above as his is great. You should definitely update us...

It doesn't happen often I'm my game, but the very best sessions are the ones where there is no combat. Those are the ones where the story has taken front row and it's all rollplay all the way. I wish I had the skill as a DM to have those sort of combat lite games, and I think that the games...

And here is the adventure log from a few days ago: https://deathgrind.obsidianportal.com/adventure-log/everybody-was-kung-fu-fighting In this adventure, the group took on the Sacred Stone Monastery and won. In the party there is a monk, they were fighting monks, and the party member who had...

Thanks for the idea Nebulous I'm all ready for next week. They have been down this way once before. Things will be different this time - the enemy are prepared.

Here's the latest update in my game: https://deathgrind.obsidianportal.com/adventure-log/making-a-splash There's a missing bit which I added to the previous log where they manage to escape the water temple (just) and make their way down the river to Rivergard Keep. After the events in this...

A TPK is a good way to prepare players for the next campaign. It means that they know that you are not messing around and that they actually need to think through the consequences of their actions, and that they can get into situations where the best option is to run away. A TPK makes future...

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I thought the SRD stuff was free on Roll20. I'm not sure of that since I pay the $4.99 a month subscription. But I'm the only one who does and it gives the whole group the dynamic lighting effects, and everyone also has access to the SRD. So either way, having the SRD is cheaper on Roll20...

This is awesome

We've been playing PoTA since May 2015 and are maybe halfway through. That's without using the optional lead-in stuff from chapter 6 and only 1 of the side quests. We play weekly 3 hour sessions. That said, I have added a lot of homebrew stuff going on at the same time.

Yes - I love the imagination and the lack of fear that kids bring. In my 7 year old's very first session, he decided the best way to approach the goblin cave in LMOP was to gallop up the stream and into the cave on his horse. When he saw that someone was firing an arrow at him from an overhead...

Incidentally - if a TPK happens I am OK with that. I'd rather it didn't, but the risk of it is part of the game.

For me, it all just depends. For instance, my players are currently making their way through the temple of the crushing wave in PoTA. They have been carefully moving through, trying not to attract attention. They killed one troll along the way, with no issues. The sound of battle did not attract...

I'm loving it. It has made a big change in tactics. Instead of charging through room by room and just taking things as they come, they now careful creep through, paranoid about being found, and carefully scoping out everything they can before it all turns pear shaped. They are scared. That is...

That issue of Dragon+ is the first one I have enjoyed. Yay.

I'm not quite sure what your question is, but your ideas sound awesome. Not totally fleshed out, but that is good as you obviously want the players to work out their own goals. Seeding lots of options early on is great, but it does mean that it is hard to prepare. I would have a couple of set...