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Today's Western Reaches update is a 68 page PDF with ALL the new spells, including those from Cursed Scrolls (so far). Nice!

That's too bad. I don't mind them using an existing Logos map, but then write to THAT.

Okay. I'm not inclined to argue it further in this thread, since we are already way off topic.

Sure. I just don't think you should build it with the intent for either too high of complexity, or without combat. You want fights. that what high level PCs are good at. You just don't want pointless fights. Generally, a high level adventure should note briefly where high level magic or other...

I don't think I would make this an aim of an adventure aimed at a general audience. Not that you can't have some politics and faction play and NPC interaction, but I wouldn't make it the point. I agree that combat should be consequential, especially since at high levels it can eat a lot of...

Do you mean stylistically, or actual layout of the map version description?

At least this way you know at a glance what is in the rooms, which helps easily adjudicate things like "did the monsters next door hear the fight?" Ideally, you would have both. The bullet point list goes on a GM's map that is a table tool, while the mor detailed information goes in the...

I think we, as a community, should write a high (16th+) level 5E 2024 adventure -- particularly one that a) is not a "save the wrodl adventure" and b) is specifically designed as a product to be easy to run. Let's prove that high level adventures can be written and work for other groups, and...

It looks as good as S1. We will only know once it airs, obviously, but I am super hopeful that they did not rush it too much.

I sometimes forget that we had this weird end of millenium philosophical debate in action movies.

Again, it is not either or. You can do both in one product.

But, again, here is doesn't "cover any broadly competent hero." We are talking about Howard writing the man he would want to be. That's self insert. Also, completely off topic.

Again, I believe you can have both. You can include all the story and history and context, but still make the thing readily playable. One of the weaknesses of RPGs as a form of entertainment is that one person has to do all this extra work, even if they spring for a prewritten scenario. At a...

This. A lot. If it matters, make use of it. if it doesn't, leave it out.

Interesting. What makes that distinction for you?

The value of an inventory system is not simply a function of its complexity -- it is more a function of the usefulness and value of gear in play, along with the value and useful of treasure acquired. If a game depends on gadgetry in order to get things done, from holy water to torches to lock...

You can have annotated maps and bullet points IN ADDITON to walls of text, if one really feels they must write those. It isn't an either or. The idea that one does not have any idea how they could facilitate GMs more is just silly to me. ETA: For clarity, I think published scenarios should be...

The problem isn't that it is a kit. The problem is that it is not designed or written to be run. Important information is buried in walls of text. Stats are missing or in an entirely different part of the book. There are almost never useful flowcharts or interaction webs. Maps very rarely have...

Quick update: turns out the LevelUp Trials and Treasures er... treasure tables are fully implemented in Fantasy Grounds, so I was able to quickly roll up a CR40+ treasure hoard as a foundation (which gems and art objects etc all rolled too). 110,000gp to start. Ill definitely incorporate some...

My guess is that this is a test. If people balk at the price but love the content, the next time DLC will be $9.99. If no one bites, it won't happen again. If it sells well, $15 it is.