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Lots of dragon-specific artifacts that have zero value to normal people. 10,000 dragon beanie babies Claw sharpening stones Cases of scale wax Mega-sized dragon breath mints Beef, mutton, and virgin-scented candles Magical mirrors that only show images of five-headed dragons

"I am Subotai! Hyrkanian. Thief and Archer!" Guess it matters your game system. Are class and vocation the same thing? Do you even have classes or vocations? Does Subotai have one class, a multi-class, or just a particular set of skills?

In a game of killing people and taking their stuff, you can't all be specialized in the killing people part. Sometimes it's nice to have someone specialized in the taking their stuff part.

That just means they are the ones committing the murder, which isn't much of a change.

Original Gamma World. Then Traveler and Star Frontiers.

So is the world out to murder the vagabond like in the board game?

Gotta have the hot side hot, and the cool side cool!

Beautiful burger, I approve and wish to order one. Point of order though: please do no confuse American cheddar with American cheese. They are not the same thing. The US -- Wisconsin especially -- produces some outstanding cheddars (even if I am more partial to our Colby and Monterey Jack...

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The Mummy ... the kids. A good movie would be great, but IMO it's time to hand the baton to younger actors.

Yeah, a must buy. Free League does some beautiful products.

Black bean burgers are awesome if prepared well and the bean patty doesn't dry out too much.

When is a pizza a sandwich? When it's New York style and you fold the slice in half. In my world a burger is absolutely a sandwich. But then so is a pita, and a burrito. We're all mad here.

Everyone needs a good burger crawl now and then.

I don't recall @CleverNickName doing this thread ... if it's a repeat feel free to debate In-N-Out vs Five Guys vs Whataburger. What's your go-to burger? What ingredients? What's your stack? For the purpose of discussion let's start with defining a burger as a meat (or pseudo-meat) patty...

Are ogres nothing to you?

Pretty low bar, especially for a professional product published by the IP holder. Were it marketed as an intro product for brand new DMs that might be acceptable, but in this case, I agree with QB.

Are there outlines or suggestions for combining the mini adventures into a larger campaign? Edit: I found Questing Beast's review to be a bit more insightful and critical:

There were one to three locations identified per episode (e.g. The Dragon's Graveyard), lots of castles, and some implied governments and social structures. A few settlements and/or tribes. I'm sure it could be expanded to something coherent. Very "points of light." Why not new setting book...

We need The Realm from the D&D cartoon.