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You cannot go wrong with criminal or urchin background for a rogue. It feeds the class with a few good options and allows you to pick some other things since the background gives it to you. The other thought is to go with something that fits your idea of the PC. Maybe the PC grew up in a...

Might be able to use a updated book with all the non-core spells and magic items that came out over the last 10 years. An adventure for Phandalin showing an updated town after 10 years.

There is soo much crap to bingewatch. Something that came out 6 months ago feels like it was an eternity.

I have a few things like this that get placed on a large base and now I have a Alpha Beast or something. They get used less though and often pinch-hit for other large animals like a rhino or even ankheg.

Strike while it is still hot. It was a good show.

Imagine trying to teach my kids the easy way of leaving a 12% tip. And this little piggy- went the way of the dinosaur.

Why is that murderous human taking away that poor, defenseless, orc's spear.

Video games seems to spill over into table-top games. People get bored with video games faster and then want to try other things out and new/younger players want more options for their PC. Combine this with new designers who grew up with this video game play wanting to make more options for...

From the tagline, I thought this was something Biblical.

Looks ok, and easy to learn which is a plus. I see under Hero Point that you can only use 1 per adventure but Humans get 2. Not sure if you get a HP per day or per adventure and this means that humans can use the 2, but on different days of the same adventure?

I'm not sure if you missed my meaning of the earlier text before the part of DM and players need to meet halfway. The DM should not just say to the players that the next adventure has you traveling to the town of X and going into the sewers if the players say that they want to go to the swamps...

One of the things I did when making pregens for the D&D game I ran was to use names that could be both male and female and then I had portrait cards with one of each. Also go wild with the names to make them memorable. I recall Ember the fire mage was one of them. I was making a 5.5e D&D...

You will be shown a series of spells. These spells come from three different sources: A Human Player: An experienced Dungeons & Dragons player. GPT: A general-purpose large language model from OpenAI. LLaMA: A large language model from Meta that has been specially fine-tuned to generate D&D...

I would rather the DM ask where I would like to go next. If the group wants to go to Pengewich, then the planned adventure should happen and the players should get on board with it unless something drastic happens to change things. If we tell the DM we all want to go to the Castle of Arrrgh...

Was there a question or are we all going Thunderdome here?

Relying on the player to track is a crapshoot at best, even with a player that is generally honest and forthright. I'm thinking of something with generic 'packets' like 4e ability cards that we would flip over with encounter and dailies cast. Not sure if they are attached to a spell...

@erk_fwd welcome to the site, there are many with great answers to your problems or what someone will point out as a problem. I ran a convention game earlier this year using a modified home game adventure. From playtesting it with my home group I was able to judge the time and add better...