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Every group has a different play style. I know a guy in one group who had a non-combat six-hour Avernus session last week. Whatever is fun for people.

Ravnica, Eberron, Wildemount and only the smallest nod to Greyhawk. Everyone has their breaking point. Mearls reached his.

In addition to the poor UI experience, OP must also understand that using ANY virtual tabletop software will greatly increase DM prep time: it requires you to only to prep the adventure as normal but also all the electronic side of the VTT; depending on the features used this is a serious...

Seriously, I would urge OP to buy a month of the lowest level Zoom subscription and use that.

As others have said, it's fine for just showing maps. However, once you go to the GM side and try to do anything advanced Roll20 descends into a counter-intuitive UI that would make Kafka proud.

Not Roll20

"They went to forage for supplies"

To add to what others have said, Goodman Games adds substantial 5e content to their conversion. Their Isle of Dread release has a significant number of new 5e monsters, for example. Also to note is that the production quality of Barrier Peaks is extraordinary: 100% heavy gloss pages. I hope...

It's dubious for people who admit to not owning or playing the official releases like Descent into Avernus to accuse the OP of 'buzzsawing' or rushing through content. I've read Descent and it is 100% milestone leveling. The milestone from level 10 to 11 consists of a single encounter by the...

Sort of like milestone leveling without the milestones?

Out of curiosity, do you milestone level or XP level?

This also raises the stakes for the next adventure release if there is only one in 2020. Maybe the Woll anthology is still coming this year (when??) And then the Perkins book in late 2020.

There was an Enworld poll a while back (on phone or I would dig up link); I think playing once every other week was fairly typical for a group. 5E - How often have you played D&D 5e over the past year? edit. Found it.

No multiclassing for our groups. Use the immersive backgrounds, feats, and subclasses.

Since literature and art was invented humans have struggled to understand where the line is drawn between infatuation and love. The most enduring pieces of art, philosophy, and literature from Aeschylus' "love unlovely" to Rimbaud to Boy George quoted above explore the thermocline where love...

Plato, over two centuries ago, looked at the dark, obsessive yearning side of love in his famous dialogue The Symposium. It's worth a read (link to different versions in the Wikipedia article).

My group will be finishing Descent in Avernus and we're trying to decide what to play next. We've played all the official 5e books. The group members are big fans of Kobold Press's Tome of Beasts. Are there any good 3rd party full-blown adventure paths? I have the Quests of Doom series and...

Yep. Goodman Games has done great work with Original Adventures Reincarnated. They or Kobold Press would be a safe pair of hands to hold a license for Greyhawk.

Is the ”&” the ‘1’ or the ‘20’? If the ‘1’ then I will spend my money on pints and crisps.

I sympathize with anyone disappointed that this is not Greyhawk.