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Page 5 Shackled City introduction in the compiled hardcover. Also page 4 talks about Mere of Dead Men i referenced earlier. Some guy named Chris Perkins gets a mention. He"ll never go anywhere. Linked adventures had been done before. A complete campaign 1-20 has not. I figured you...

Kinda the point of an AP though.

They all died. Many of them. And now HR is involved.

That was a point of the early APs. Complete campaign not a series of linked higher level adventures. That had been done before.

Lost mines is very similar to it 1 The Night Below conceptually. The 1st modern adventure format. Kind of a prototype. Lost Mines is very good. I think a longer and/or high level adventures are really hard to write.

Well the other part of the APs was a campaign. Dragonlance maybe. Against the Giants was always higher level iirc. Mere of Dead Men was also a 5 part proto AP. Did Dragonlance start at 1st lvl?

Well my glgs has 17 copies of Strixhaven left. They've been half price more than once. Cant verify Vecna skipped it die to chatter here. That's when I got free adventures.

Back in the day that was a big part oof it. I own those magazines. And the first one.

They were linked adventures. Paizo was 1-20 campaign. That was new.

I've got a bixed NES, Zelda, Mario 3, NZ Story CIB. SEGA Megadrive get pulled out occasionally for Streets of Rage. Most of my games for it are CIB and I have 50 odd of them. Looking for a Sony 25" or 29" TV for retro gaming. Dreamcast, NES, Megadrive etc.

I'll watch this later. Havent used the guild in years. Bought sone of your earlier stuff years ago. Theres a few items I want from 5+ years ago. So it takes a strong recommendation or buzz to even look for it.

My take as well. DMsGuilds a great place for aspiring authors to cut their teeth. Modern Dragon/Dungeon imho.

Maybe. Depends how far you go down it though. As I said adds more complications, makes DMs job harder and increases the gap between optimizer and newbies. Swift actions became minor actions became bonus actions. Mearls correctly identified they're actually optional. Basically added late...

Somehow Disney made 2 good shows in a row. And now HR is involved.

They complicate things and players start looking for ways to include them. Older D&D eg Basic line didnt use them. It has inflated PC damage, actions and complexity. From dual wielding, some spells (hunters mark, hex, spiritual weapon), and bonus action attacks. They infate PC power. Its...

I read WoT and gave up around book 7. Only half of them are bad is funny. Works for Star Trek as well. Fantasy. Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings no interest. Animie and Manga are one thing for me. 0 interest.

They did get fished out a bit later. Rain/water clerics and survivors of the ancients. Theyre not Xenophobic to the extent you can't approach them. Helps to be a Druid or water/rain cleric. Very interesting I thought way better than not Hobbits.

Won my first game of Thrawns Revenge as Maelstrom Group (Imperial very minor faction). And now HR is involved.

Yes;). Storm Giants and Drow?

Newer players i suspect would take things at face value. They might not complete a module but I doubt theyre chopping out chunks and using them to construct their own. Took me 3 or 4 years to do that and thst was with Dungeon magazine. I wasnt chopping up B2-4, X1 or whatever they were more...