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I'm curious what about dungeons don't your players find interesting? Or switched around, what do they find interesting? Perhaps ratchet up some of that in your version of Myth Drannor?

I still have to use Twitch to log into my actual DND Beyond account, and I'm not delighted with that

Used to have a big joke in our game group because we had read the back of the VHS for the movie Cyborg which had this brilliant marketing tag line "One of the best post-apocalyptic time-traveling cyborg movies." Anyway, the group racked our brains trying to think of another movie (besides...

Ghostwalk always forgotten as a 3e setting 😭 I think a 5.5 setting would be great if it really leaned into heroic manga-inspired tropes.

I mean, in order to run the module, they would need to be read. And if not to be entertaining while read, then modules would simply be lists of bullet points and stats. I think there's a part of writing a module/adventure wherein the author is trying to "sell" the reader/potential GM on the...

Super cool. Not this upcoming con, but perhaps at a future strategicon, just need to round up 4 other GMs.

Please do.

She's a great character in the novels too. Her story has been pretty heartbreaking so far; but with glimmers of hope. I mean, if she stopped being grumpy and awkward around Lynley's patrician self, she'd stop being interesting of course. I also like that there is very little/no 'shipping hope...

I don't think I agree with this. I like live action, and Marvel Cinematic has shown you can do ok with live action characters - if you've got the ability to sign actors for 8-9-10 film contracts. I'd love to see Chris Pine's or any other characters from the movie do cameos in the TV show. I...

Been keeping my eyes open for Vol 2 of the Upson Tey series. I liked vol 1 enough to read vol 2. However, I think I'm going to focus on catching up on Elizabeth George's Lynley/Havers books, I stopped at vol 9. Also would like to read most recent (2023) Deborah Crombie. All of which to say...

Love those story ideas, great stuff. Also like how it's sort of shaped like a spider... Dreamweaver, Orbweaver, whose counting...

Well, Einstein said it's all relative (paraphrase). If you are walking across my field of view, you are walking to the left (or right). So in relation to me, you are walking left-right; not forward back.

Got Forge of the Artificer today. It's good.

She's a big MtG player (and D&D). I'm sure buying packs and packs, it's all for "research" lol. I need to get a job that let's me spend on my hobby and write it all off.

Yeah, I kind of thought you buried the lede...

Equipment degradation. Every item starts with a d12 as it's quality die. After every encounter, for every piece of equipment used rolled, roll the equipment's quality die. If it's a 1, it degrades down to a d10, or a d8, or a d6, or a d4. If you roll a 1 on your d4 quality die, the item is no...

I mean, paladin on a camel smoting an undead owlbear - sounds like an Owlbear Rodeo to me!

Speaking of Monty Python, one of my favorite movies is Brazil. (Directed by Terry Gilliam) And it has so many good quotes, a couple to share: "My complication had a little complication" "I'm a bit of a stickler for the paperwork" And not speaking of the Monkees, another favorite movie is Repo...

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