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Eye of the Tyrant.

Big Lizard in my Backpack (Can't Afford to Track Weight Anymore).

Thunderwave!

The Battle of Evermeet.

Free Bear! or Bird or whatever.

Stairway to Infinity.

So, it's in the gun safe you say?

The Player is absent, but where is the Character?

Is the rogue no longer there? Did he just disappear into thin air or did he just not enter the dungeon with you at all?

Modern magic. Magic as a substitute/parastitute/branch for technology and science is a big turn-off for me. I like magic to be mysterious and rare in the world.* Eberron appears to lean into modern magic and I'm not willing to spend $25 on a book I likely won't like.^ I don't really care for...

Or campaigns last 3-5 years! We try to meet every other week, but there are gaps. I don't want to play campaigns anymore.

I use my own world of Everbee. Right now we are in the Isian area which is mostly underground--so, my version of the Underdark. I have areas (Lamothe) where things are very gothic and areas (Naphtali) where things are very Indian. Chrysi where it's Roman, Maighdine and Lyonaighe where it's...

Shadowdark's my favorite. I'm looking for less rules, less customization, and more focus on the adventure.

I try to obscure everything I can about the monsters. We're as likely to encounter a four-legged black wyvern as we are a dragon with scales so deep blue they're black, that spits acidic fireballs and has a scorpion tail. I see it as a duty to my Players. To keep things fresh.

I haven't much time to write at the moment so I apologize for this half-baked thought. Supersymmetry in physics was "in the news" in the 1970s and '80s and I think it had an impact on the community. Or maybe Dungeons and Dragons impacted the physics community.

The Elder Oblex is an "Invasion of the Bodysnatchers" kind of monster with a Challenge Rating of 10. It is found in Volo's Guide (the one in the Multiverse may be missing the Sulfurous Impersonation entry).

How about an elder oblex in the form of a giant blob that fills the entire lower level in a "Crimson Oubliette" style dungeon. Now hear me out here. You can use the oblex' aversion to fire to justify using torches to keep the ooze at bay in a 30-ft. bubble as you explore the dungeon. Ignore the...

I don't fault you for presuming magic is responsible for the training/proficiency, especially since this item is found in the magic items section of the book, but I must stand up and put in a word for MA* and PAMD**. I personally would ignore the "rules" and instead rule that if you wear this...

That's definitely going to give them a reason to address the curse. I like it.

What is WPN?