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Can you point me to D&D supplements or adventures which are related to diseases? Preferably TSR/wotc, but third party product (so long it is available on dtrpg) would be fine too. The only two I know is from Pathfinder: Curse of the Crimson throne and The Fall of Plaguestone.

I started reading Out of the Abyss and the foreword says that: "We knew that our demon infested tale would have two Drizzt novels as bookends, so we asked R. A. Salvatore to help us break the story. We also asked Troy Denning, another one of our talented authors, to join us, since he was writing...

Thanks to the fact that WotC releases the 3 core books with such long time intervals, I still wasn't able to make up my mind about it. I've read the free rules online, I've watched a couple podcasts, talked to my gaming groups about it, but without the Monster Manual I still don't know what the...

I tried to follow the 5.24 news, but splitting it up into multiple chunks just lost me. As far as I can see, low levels are a little bit easier and weapon "features" are fun. Anything else important that you guys know?

Am I the only one who would like a Bloomburrow (from Magic the Gathering) setting book for D&D 5.24? I am a big fan of the Redwall books, Wind in the Willows and similar anthropomorphized children tales and of course Reepicheep from the Narnia books. There are already a couple alternatives...

I understand that there are many different TTRPGs, many different style of playstyles etc. But in your opinion, what are "essential" (whatever that means for you) mechanisms that your games (usually) have to have? For me: Perception check Ability checks Skill checks Combat mechanisms...

Could you recommend - third party - long adventures (or adventure paths) for D&D or Pathfinder? The only three I am aware of are Ptolus, Chains of Asmodeus and Empire of the Ghouls. My group loves game of thrones style roleplay (intrigue at high court), but anything that is centered around...

I was wondering how many of the "big/long" D&D 5e (2014) have you actually played? And how many of those did you finish? For my group it was only Tyranny of Dragons and Rime of the Frostmaiden (and the two starter sets), we finished all of them. We played a couple adventures from Yawning Portal...

I was wondering how successful the different 2e APs were? Does anybody have sales numbers? I am guessing abominations vault is more successful than age of ashes? And my group completely skipped everything related to Strength of Thousands.

A couple years ago I saw a third party D&D forest campaign book. I haven't read it and I only remember that it was long (I am guessing 100 pages or more). I tried to search on adventure lookup, rpggeek and drivethrurpg, but I couldn't figure it out which one was it. I think it started out in a...

What are some of the most iconic monster groups, clans, races, organizations, etc. in fantasy rpgs? I thought: 01. Goblinoids (Goblins & Hobgoblins) 02. Orcs / Orks 03. (Basic) Undead (zombies & ghouls) + necromancers 04. Vampires & Liches 05. Serpentfolk (Yuan-ti) 06. Dark Elves 07. Devils...