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Old solo adventures are available through sites such as DriveThruRPG.com. Most of them are older edition, so if you're using them to run a game using 5e rules, you'll have to update the stats on them. Also, a point of clarification. I believe if you're running an adventure for a single player...

@RhaezDaevan, FYI I posted a link to this Thread on another Thread: http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?506857-Hexblade-SpellBlade-Gish-Blaster-Striker-help-building&p=6960637

Caveat: I'm thinking "out loud" below, as I'm having to consider things you've already thought about, but hang in there. I've got answers for you at the end. 1. Regarding the race: Take a look at the Revenant subrace for possible ideas about your character's race...

If you're younger than D&D itself, you might be a reincarnated grognard. (This is the scariest thought I've had so far today. Well, barring politics.) ;)

Replace the percentile roll with a d20, and set the DC thresholds accordingly. This keeps the mechanic more in line with 5e, and accomplishes the same effect as Ath-kethin's very good idea.

Saw this Sage Advice tweet, and per usual, enjoyed Chris Perkins' rejoinder: @chrisperkinsDnD about to go into my first Adventurers League session. Any tips trick or sage words of advice? — Matt Boyd (##########) November 5, 2016 Green slime is not edible. https://t.co/h5jnVPr214 — (((Chris...

Coming up with any adventure is in itself an act of contriving, even in sandbox games. Everything in a sandbox game is potentially available to be re-contrived in unexpected ways. Contrivance is inventiveness, sometimes before a game session, and sometimes in the midst of a game. All rules...

Your notion has a nice "makes sense" feel to it. A simpler fix may be to rule that the lowest CR level wildshaping can be done without the shawl, but the shawl is required when wildshaping into the higher CR level beasties.

More about headbutts (RW): 1. They are generally ineffective from a purely mechanical aspect (talking RW here). The length of the human neck limits the possible angular momentum; even taking into consideration how much other body parts can be put in play to increase the applied force, will...

@TheHobgoblin: Now that you have clearly explained why headbutts are stupid to use in a game because they would be foolish to use in the real world, will you please address why magic is stupid to use in the same game because it doesn't really exist in the real world? This game is all about...

Sweet!

Sweet!

Ah-ha! Your thinking is a little clearer to me now. And thanks for the link to Keith Baker's post.

First thing that came to mind was Forget-Me-Nots until realizing that undead keeping one in mind is probably on the Not-A-Good-Thing list.

UA - Eberron; TranscendantViewer, & QuietBrowser Core Trait Comparisons: Warforged Unearthed Arcana: Eberron This one has the least to offer in context, just a bare-bones explanation of their origin and a brief statement of their nature, before providing the base traits for a generic warforged...

Fair enough. That will take a bit more time for the analysis.

Hello, again! QuietBrowser has been working on his (her?) own take on warforged. Just in case you haven't seen it, here's the link: Read more: http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?489755-QB-s-Monstrous-Races/page11#ixzz4QwAxzxqh I also posted a link to this Thread in that one.

I'm a big fan of warforged, and like you, I'm disappointed by the official releases so far for them. Transcendantviewer is in that camp, too, so I think you might appreciate his thinking on this. You can find his thread at...

Here! Here! to these suggestions, especially the Brehon judges. True confession: I am a fan of Peter Tremayne's Sister Fidelma mysteries, an excellent resource to get a feel of Brehon law.