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Also, if you want unmoderated chat, just make a Discord server.

The current player base is an order of magnitude or two larger than it has ever been. WotC could safely produce a lot more than they are currently.

That's not an adventure.

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I hear what you are saying, but it still seems weird given how much love the adventure gets.

Just for fun, I made a poll thread for speculation. https://www.enworld.org/threads/what-is-2026s-big-adventure.717745/

Just for fun I made a poll thread for speculation. D&D 5E (2024) - What Is 2026's Big Adventure

Just for fun I made a poll thread for speculation. https://www.enworld.org/threads/what-is-2026s-big-adventure.717745/

For my part, I am guessing Dark Sun as a slip case setting adventure combo.

Since we (almost) have confirmation that there will be a big adventure this year due to the Beadle & Grimm's Platinum Edition set to pre-order late Q2, I thought it would be fun to have a poll and see what people think it might be. I have included the options from the speculation I have seen in...

We have multiple, consistent studies that show that AI assistance increases capability at the time but causes a loss of capability when AI is taken away. Not just students, but actual doctors. This isn't telling at clouds about those lazy kids. It is a very serious problem.

Where in a given module does it say how many weekly sessions it is intended to last?

Perhaps ironically, the only campaign I thought felt like a true toolkit is also the worst actual module: Dragon Heist. It is full of great bits with which one can build a low level urban campaign. But it is a crap adventure.

Ah. Sorry. I thought you meant dice that were unlabeled.

I don't make the rules.

Out of curiosity, what do you intend to use those for?

I think you are conflating the Pathfinder Adventure Paths and the D&D Campaign Adventures. The latter have monster sections, but they don't really do what you are talking about. But the Pathfinder ones do. I just looked at Avernus as a reference and its info on important characters is disjointed...

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See, as long as they balance length with actually having something to say, I like YT because I can work, game prep or do other thing while listening to such stuff. I can't read an article and do anything else with that time.

Anything is possible, but I have my doubts that anyone would notice the difference between a 300 page novel meant to be read in an afternoon whether it was written by a person or AI. The medium in that case is not intended to be savored or deeply appreciated. it is mental potato chips to begin with.