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I think it was either what is dungeons and dragons or role playing mastery. As for the phrase. I could also see a wierd wars where you come across a battle where there are littered ruined tanks and the crews of the dead animate when pesky adventurers get too close. Alternatively, what if it...

The reason for the word combination is not unlike Gary Gygax's "The Disappearing Dwarf," which could refer to a missing dwarven noble, a missing dwarf star, or a sneaky carnie in a spy game. part of the fun is seeing what genre you decide to use it in. How do you use this idea, and how do you...

The Dig, Part 5 - Fort Mac, Part II: Life in the Dig. Wranglers ride flame-lances, oozes bleed fuel, & camps choke on plastic smoke. Hard work, short lives, whispered legends — survival is ritual. https://www.hodgepocalypse.com/2025/10/the-dig-part-5-fort-mac-continued-and.html

so basically the rogue version of the warlord. that really does make sense and gives some fun design space to work from, especially if tied to inspiration, a tool that doesn't get used all that much. I think I have a vision, ty kindly. :) edit: and I think I even have a legally distinct, but...

I like the mastermind concept, but it really doesn't have an identity or the proper feel. What I'm thinking is that the framing device is to enhance the inspiration mechanic in the class and use it as the focus. They are more likely to acquire it, and when they expend it, it acts as a...

the way this thread has gone, seems thematically appropriate :D

Whelp, apparently things I'm is no Longer Allowed to do in at enworld: Bring up Mr. Welch :p **************************** Now that that is said, I've had a real soft spot for Blackmoor, and love the weird technology of the place, so my answer is simple: Run the DA Trilogy (including...

The Dig - Part 4 - Fort Mac Fort Mac: the Dig's beating heart. Skyscrapers like broken teeth, oozes in the alleys, Barons trading fuel for blood. Survival is commerce. Danger is currency. One bad deal & the pit swallows you whole. The Dig – Part 4 - Fort Mac

Just saw Mr. Welch 's breakdown and am curious Whom has used it and how? Any ideas on how to use?

I did a silly map

Starting with a classic

https://www.deviantart.com/eotbeholder/art/The-Only-Fantasy-World-Map-245738593 I use this map whenever I need something to confirm whether or not I have a unique thing. Otherwise, use the map and enjoy. :) I like the Forgotten Realms for all of its reskinned Canada elements. (ex. Waterdeep...

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1TVgrOQLrekthBZg0K7NdY0Z5Ew-tRQ1t?usp=drive_link This was my only attempt to create a long module for the DM's Guild. It doesn't work, so I'd love any feedback to figure out how to make it work.

2e Forgotten Realms Adventures was my gateway book and the one I point at when people say fantasy doesn't have firearms. I also learned new words (woot Ribald!)

I have received a surprising amount of use from AD&D - FR5 - The Savage Frontier (1e). It was fun watching how the map of Loudwater changed over the editions. I tried to make a sequel adventure to the egg of the phoenix when I found the main villain (Radoc) ended up in the Star Mounts, but it...

It is one of my favorites and was the one that got me hooked into 2e dnd back in the day, but I'm curious if it holds the test of time. it is responsible for my failed attempt of writting rifts africa 2, but also a few kara-tur stuff, indian rpg weapons and armor. However, I'm guessing it is...

honestly, the 2 big influences of my own writing style were 2e forgotten realms and rifts. old empires and chult were a particular favorite (even if the latter was a reskin of dragon #189). I also have a serious soft spot for warriors and priests of the realms and Wizards and Rogues of the...