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I'm also on trim side. D&D have one or two too many classes, and the worst offender is the sorcerer. It's just wizard but worst, and WotC is struggling to find a niche to the sorcerer since they dropped strict Vancian casting. I add that limiting the number of classes improves the "mood" of the...

Finally a book where I can find lore about my favourite monster: giant toads

300k in less than 24h is very promising! I bet it will reach 500k before Sunday

And if he is indeed Elmister (which I'm almost sure since he uses Elmister's sigil as his belt buckle), we move on the next question: is Elmister dead?

I like to use Slow Healing EpiDefault: a short rest is 10 minutes, a long rest is 8 hours, restoring HP in a long rest requires to roll hit dice. Currently a long rest restore all hit dice in my system (you restore your HP, then you regain all hit dice), but with some playtest I'm considering...

23. Their DMG don't have half as much d100 tables as TSR ones

22. They created the Sorcerer as a class

Ordered an "all'amatriciana" pizza yesterday: tomato sauce, pancetta, red onion, tomato confit, basil and grated grana padano cheese. If it had garlic it would be my new favourite pizza

Or the fabled Pizzaria Bate-Papo

In which thread do you comment when you refrain from commenting here?

Point buy if we're playing 5e campaigns, 4d6 drop lowest if playing 5e one shots, 3d6 down the line if we're playing B/X.

I wish it had 5e or OSE as options, I would back it instantly. Edit: It has a system agnostic option. Backed!

I think Tasha's the peak, followed by a fast decline.

This line of thinking can savage some of the worst books. Descent into Avernus, for example, is really bad as an adventure, but have a lot of amazing stuff that can be used to play a homebrew adventure. I played for months using the Baldur's Gate Gazetteer alone, it's on point on information...

I think the last PR situation was on brand with D&D. How many times your unaware NPC quest giver hired the party wanting private investigators and got instead barely legal behaviour and unnecessarily violent solutions?

Knights of the Old Republic taught me that all consoles in Star Wars galaxy have an "overload console" option that explodes everything when selected.

Speaking only about Forgotten Realms, 1e is the best edition if you want to start a campaign in a world filled with adventure opportunities and without a huge backlog of "things that happened ten years ago, so everyone would know, but it's nowhere in the books". 2e don't have as many plot hooks...

I heard somewhere else someone suggest that "The Spies" could refer to the scout group who goes ahead to find the Forge first before the entire group lands, in the same sense it's used in "The Twelve Spies".

Fun fact, the Reconquista, the military campaigns the Iberic Christian kingdoms waged agains the al-Andalus used a similar tactic: to secure the frontiers they gave titles and lands on the borders of the kingdoms to accomplished military veterans. When the lands on the Iberic Peninsula were all...

Could you say they were given... keeps on the borderlands?