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Chult: Adversaries and Allies Kwanda, an avenging Tabaxi warrior. Professor Larin Narcross, relic hunter loyal to the Lord’s Alliance. Bapoto Fhan, disgraced barae and renegade. These are just three of more than a score of nonplayer characters detailed in this supplement, perfect for Dungeon...

Well, copper level is somewhere above 50. Far from being a "best-seller," it does reach a particular audience. I just wanted to point out that there are options for higher level play not being reflected by the list.

Some people are producing adventures for higher levels, though neither of mine meet the standard of reviews that MT set for his Top 50. Palace of the Red Pasha for 16th and 17th level is a copper level seller and Vault of the Gods for 9th + level just went up this weekend.

The cloud giant Basileus has invited bards from across the Realms to his cloud castle Tryphosa to try their hand at singing along with or playing his magical harp. However, the cloud castle is famous for protecting treasures more valuable and magic items more powerful than the harp. One such...

Loot the Room selected Adversaries and Allies in Baldur's Gate as one of its "Best of March" selections for the DMs Guild. We're very touched by the recognition.

It's a PWYW product, a set of NPCs that will fit in into your Forgotten Realms campaign. Take a look, and if you are so inclined, post a review. Thanks!

DM’s Kit: Well Dressed Minotaur It’s been ten years since Ransom Krawlity began dabbling in the worship of the worm god Kyuss and disappeared from his Baldur Gate’s mansion of Krawlity House. The PCs have been asked to investigate his former associates — and see if they have information on the...

Playtest revealed a few additions to the text, which have been added. For Dungeon masters who rely on Monster Manual to reference stats and those who might be assembling their miniatures for tabletop combat, I've included a list of monsters and NPC references for the adventure.

The adventure was released with an introductory price of 99 cents. That ends at the New Year. It will go to its regular price then.

My first 1st-level adventure for the DM's Guild is up. Krawlity House. Explore an old manor in Baldur's Gate. Be careful, no one knew it was once the site of Kyuss worship. http://www.dmsguild.com/product/201314/DMs-Kit-Krawlity-House?filters=45469_0_0_0_0_0

PALACE OF THE RED PASHA, the first adventure from DM’s Kit, has been released on the DM’s Guild. The Lord’s Alliance believes the Cult of the Dragon has a stronghold in Calimport. To find the secret stronghold, the heroes must explore the Palace of the Red Pasha in the city’s Wizard Ward...

The second release in the DM's Kit, "Springboard Adventures for Tyranny of Dragons" is available at DM's Guild. It sells for $1.99. Frugal-minded Dungeon Masters can use this 14-page guide to mine the two official published adventures, Hoard of the Dragon Queen and The Rise of Tiamat, for game...

I think it was the best setting material done during the 4E era. It has a lot of 4e player mechanics, but the adventure ideas are awesome and can be used in any rules system.

DM's Kit: On the Trail of Tyranny received its first 5-star review. I wish the reviewer had not withheld their name, but it is a verified customer. There is also a 4-star review worth reading, too.

On Valentine's Day, DM's Kit: On the Trail of Tyranny reached the Silver level in sales. Thank you for your interest in this product! It is gratifying to know it has utility among the audience of 5e dungeon masters.

My first offering for the Dungeon Masters Guild is up. It's filled with gaming helps, handouts for players, side quest prompts and printable chit cards for running an alpine ski chase. It is filled with things to help keep DMs organized as they run Hoard of the Dragon Queen and The Rise of Tiamat.

It'll be $49.95 for the entire game. One book, one game. Last I saw, Wotc's three book 4E came in around $104 -- as a comparison.

It's not the rules, it's the games There seems to be a very rules set mentality about the decision making, as if everything about Paizo's move is rules focused. But I would like to point out that the most interesting aspect of their announcement is the company's commitment to organized play...

That's a solid list for any campaign, whether D&D adopts something similiar or not.

This show is A-MAZING! There have been many good ones, but the one on Edinburgh, Scotland, and how its underworld was created (they basically buried the poor sections of town -- tough luck them) after building a series of support bridges across the town, I think is the best episode.