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This one came out with a couple errors, but I think it is still pretty good. Peralay, Fighter Mage Elf, Lawful Lord Wizard:

And Molliver, Lawful Thief:

Of course we used Strongheart, Good Paladin: Lawful Lord:

Next one is Mercion Good Cleric Female: Lawful Elder:

So about 40 years ago I played The Quest for the Heartstone adventure with a friend and we used the premade characters, which were based on the old D&D toy line. I recently decided to remake some of them in 5e and I thought I would also see what AI would do to recreate the characters. I used...

For experienced players you would need to ramp the difficulty up quite a bit. As an example, cave F, the Hobgoblin cave, is made a little smaller to fit on the battle map. There are only three rooms. One of the rooms, which had 9 hobgoblin combatants (4 male and 5 female, it made a difference...

To get back to my original point. My objection wasn't actually that there were no longer inherently evil orcs. I assumed they would be gone. My problem is that they put morally ambiguous things in their place. If you don't want evil orcs, fine. I have no problem with that. Put something else...

Area B. ORC LAIR: Upon entering, the party will see that the wall 30’ to the north is decorated with heads and skulls (human, elven, dwarven) in various stages of decay. Page 15, room 3. FOOD STORAGE ROOM: The door is locked. This place contains various sorts of dried and salted meat, grain...

No, the orcs are Evil because they are murdering and eating people, I don't care what justification you come up with after the fact. The module is exactly as unambiguous as I make it out. I interpreted it this way because I can read. But don't take my word, let's look at the original itself...

Okay? I don't know how this applies to what I said. I have explained that in the original adventure people were being grabbed off the road to be eaten. It makes it very clear that they are Evil (big E). I have also explained that, regardless of how other people might have played things back in...

I mentioned fighting orcs that murdered people, took others alive so they could eat them later, and it was suggested that I wanted murder hobos that killed people just because they looked different. That is what I take exception with. Just because only Law and Chaos were mentioned, it didn’t...

Ah, yes. Maybe you missed the part where I said those "funny looking people" were murdering people and eating them. The characters were not "murder hobos". They were heroes protecting people from violent aliens that want to kill all of the humans, elves, dwarves, halflings and other friendly...

Keep on the Borderlands was my first adventure, and I was looking forward to seeing what they did with it. Having received by box yesterday I finally had a chance to sit down and take a look at what I got. Overall, I'm pretty happy with it, but there are some disappointments too. First, as you...

Sure, but D&D 5e 2024 (and the previous version) does do what I expect of it (for the most part), which is, in my opinion, a Magical Superhero RPG. The problems I have with it are fairly minor, and many of them are when it forgets what it is. It doesn't need to have abilities that have no...

I have realized that I DON'T want my games to be like the movies. I want them to be like the book. And how many times have you heard that the original book is so much better than the movie? With a book you can stop and think, "Wait a minute... how did he shoot his crossbow, throw a dagger, and...