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I own this shirt. 😅

The confidence with which some posters will declare something as objectively “not fun” reminds me of flat earthers.

Can you explain by what you mean by "in the narration" here? The word is used in the Council of Elrond when discussing Faramir's vision. Also, I am not sure it is a put-down, none of the hobbits seem put-out by it (though sometimes they will correct, other times they use it to clarify...

Cavalier, Barbarian, Warlock, and Monk. Species: goblin/hobgoblin/bugbear (three gendered expressions of the same species), lizardfolk, tortle, bullywug, kenku.

I ended up with a barbarian whose CON is too low to benefit from Unarmored Defense! :LOL:

I chose "I used a fixed array, either the one in the book or a custom version of it," because it is closest to what we did this past Monday night to make new characters for a game a friend is starting up (his first real attempt at DMing!), but what we actually did was a STAT DRAFT! (and I still...

I no longer have the D&D forum bookmarked. Instead, I just have the subforum list bookmarked, start with my notifications and from there click in the forum I am interested in at the moment (usually still D&D, but General TTRPG and Older D&D editions nearly as often, with occasional dips into...

It depends on if I am playing 3E or later or 2E or earlier. Actually, it really depends on my mood. It could be any of those on any given day.

I didn't say any of that. I didn't use the word "any" or mention different genres. No need to come in snarky, my dude.

Personally, I think WotC should drop books with no announcement, like Beyonce or Taylor Swift dropping secret albums.

I just wish they could/would make an edition of D&D that is designed to be a toolbox, with a GM (or group collaboratively) mixing and matching different tiers of powers and kinds of ability based on the setting and/or desired level of power, whether it be homebrew or official ones. One of those...

TFW scanning a longish thread with a banned OP doesn’t give you the entertaining crash out you were hoping for. :sneaky::LOL:

They get you either way. EDIT: what I meant was that at least we learned something from Socrates. The folks I am taking about make everyone dumber.

Those who want to (perhaps unconsciously) seem so smart they act dumb and seem to purposefully be as ungenerous to their interlocutor's claims or questions as possible. Maybe they are trying to be Socratic. . . but dude, you know what happened to Socrates, right? And he was actually good at...

Maybe I’ll try them someday. I just can’t imagine anything better than the Ingliss version. When you hear him doing his Pippin voice in an imitation of the Gandalf voice in the two towers, while the former is telling the story of the Ents attacking Isengard, you really understand the level of...

I recently relistened to Robert Ingliss’s unabridged audio book of LotR. I cannot recommend it enough. It is really unabridged (he even reads the appendices).

Revenants of Saltmarsh (Session #67): It was taken up in its entirety by a battle against two trolls who interrupted the party's Long Rest.

There are some downright weaselly mfers on here.