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I love this new approach to RPG mysteries. Neither Brindlewood Bay and Gumshoe worked for our group; this may be a better approach. Also, the Republic of Stars seems like a cool setting. Wish 40k would adopt it for one of their armies. The unremitting fascism and authoritarianism gets...

And procrastinatory

Eberron Gamma World sounds amazing.

Two books into Campion and I feel like it even leans towards slapstick. But both of the novels so far have had a big brawl towards the end, so I guess that's leaning more pulp.

Oh, thanks for the write-up of Oracle of War. Now even more interested... I wonder why WotC wouldn't just take that storyline that they already have, polish it up, and publish it.

Fighting with huge packs seems like it would be a pain. And if you've got anything you want in combat packed in your backpack, it'd be at least a full action, maybe 2 to get it out. Now is that fun? Maybe for some groups. I'm on the fence. Not for heroic exploration and encounters like D&D. But...

That's me, but for Dolmenwood.

(TIL what henotheism means)

Honestly, a lot of my hobby is buying and reading adventures these days - since there is way more adventure content on my shelves both read and unread than I can possibly run in the rest of my lifetime - including a couple 4e Eberron books and the 5e2014 Eberron book. Now, if one of my...

I assume this is an artist self-portrait, following some typical art history type logic, in particular because he is breaking the 4th wall and looking at us; and also that the details of his face seem more clear than other characters in the piece.

I want a book-long AP that goes from level 1-12+, or 3-15+ that shows me and my players why Eberron is awesome. And I need it in dead-tree. If folks come to this thread and say "Eyes, have you checked x, y, or z on DM's Guild?!?" that would be great, because I am not aware of a dead-tree...

I love this idea. Also, and perhaps this is another thread but... In 5e, there is no mechanical heft to the implied obligations characters should have based on their class/sub-class or other. For example, Warlock patrons, Cleric deity, Wizard "school", Bard college ("hey sorry guys, can't head...

Agree, but people want rpgs about playing a vampire, so 🤷

Darius Rucker just performed a concert here within the last 2 weeks. didn't get to see him sadly. Maybe he's a Bard with a 3 level dip into fighter becoming a blowgun Arcane archer. Just to try to land this joke?!? (And it's all for naught if he's actually Hootie!)

So, 10 months later, 6 of them have delivered and can be crossed off the list. Also, one that was listed, backed, and delivered in these 10 months (Tacklebox & Better Strangers: Two Card-Based TTRPG). Infinity of Ships Cairn 2e Gardens of Ynn Perilous Void (in a campaign as a player with a gm...

I'm a 4e lover, curious what about the format of these PHB you liked specifically? I personally was such a fan of the sources of power combined with party role being the root of the class. That's not a format / presentation approach though, that's more design.

Also trust Hodgson. And of course Beowulf is unusual from a KS fulfillment standpoint in that they had an entire container (pallet?) stolen. Which is so weird. I didn't back KBeo myself, but feel for the backers and the publisher. terrible situation all around, and one I'm sure Handiwork sized...