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The Forgotten Realms Magic card featuring the red dragonborn has ended my day more than once on MTG Arena. It's nice to see the card art used more than once because so many of the pieces are detailed and evocative, but you can't see the art that well because it's on a small playing card...

Here begins the 3-5 sentence treatment for the latest list of ten adventuring company names. I'm using this map of Cormyr as a reference. 1. THE BRAVE BINDERS Professional monster catchers—not monster killers. Five in number. Led by a ranger known for her skill at using ropes to bind captive...

Now these are changes I can work with! This new monster stat block is much improved.

Another list of ten adventuring companies then, each operating in and around Cormyr. The Brave Binders The Company of the Quillon The Disciples of Tavantra The Fallen Leaves Gormigal’s Bravehearts The Hammerhands The Hunters of Vellarmorn Ingleiyr's Loyal Daggers The Wardens of Lagarr The...

I am excited for this project.

Well this looks fun! I can see lots of fey trouble brewing in the vicinity of Waymoot in the King's Forest of Cormyr.

I like how they're using Magic card art for the monsters in Monsters of the Multiverse.

I should buy this set for my local library as a late Christmas present.

Ooh! This looks fun. I love playing all artifact decks. On the other hand, cyber stuff kills the vibe for me when it comes to playing Magic because, well, it's not magic. No matter. If there's fun to be had from it then I will find it. I trust others will, too.

I sure hope it is! AFR already has a bunch of dragons in it. It'd be cool to have dragon battles during the course of a game.

Interesting. I never saw one complaint over the lack of an Elminster card. As for AFR, I'm having a blast with the set. The d20 mechanic is super fun, as are several of the cards in the set (Teleporation Circle, Delina, the Class enchantments, Venturing Into the Dungeon, etc.). I'd like to...

Infinity War Thanos for me.

For me, about 60% of the survey was Magic questions. I didn't expect that.

Works for me.

Smaller adventures fit together like Lego bricks. Put another way, it’s easier to select the next adventure for a campaign when you have more adventures to choose from.

I love this style of art. I'd put this book on a coffee table, if I had a coffee table.

And #10 on the latest list of ten adventuring company names: The Beached Brawlers The Goose of Doom, in Suzail, is home to this band of ex-Blue Dragons turned adventurers. (The tavern is exclusive to Blue Dragons both current and former.) Unlike their tavern-kin, the Beached Brawlers hold a...

Sure wish they offered a vinyl version of Schley's Cormyr map. I'd snap that up in a heartbeat.

Some years ago I had an idea for a ballad about the death of Lord Woodbrand, once a King's Lord of Waymoot in Cormyr. He was beloved by his people, kept the peace by means of his wisdom and his prodigious strength. His death brought the place low and Waymoot hasn't really recovered since. (See...

Heh. My definition of 'sandbox' is your 'party' definition. I don't think of parts of the map as being set to a certain danger or difficulty vs. character level. To me it's all dangerous. (Regardless of party level.) I do think of different parts of the map as having different amounts of...