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I've got a + thread going about the Realms, thought I would even it out with a - thread! I recently fell for Eberron after mostly ignoring it for 21 years, but am curious what it is by 2025 that has people not enjoying it? It is now more difficult for me to look at most other D&D fantasy...

A positive post about this setting which is simultaneously legendary and divisive. Over the decades we've read endless posts about the high level PCs (overblown, imo), the world shattering events, the neverending pages of canon that weigh the setting down etc. etc. Yet many people still game...

Do you personally feel that one or the other lends itself to the health of a long-running campaign? Kitchen sink settings of course allow you to shift genres when desired and can handle many more player options. There is a risk of the flavor becoming dilluted over time. A more narrow genre...

I'm on a setting kick and there seems to be serious talk of Dark Sun being revived for 5e. Whenever Dark Sun comes up it gets a lot of praise. It's one of those settings where even people who have never run or played it so that they wish they had or could. The setting also of course falls...

I remember conversations like this around the time it came out and for years after. I'm one of those people whose first interaction with Dungeons & Dragons was the Dragonlance novels in the late 90s (sub in the 1980s or Forgotten Realms or Greyhawk etc. depending on the person). This was not...

Perhaps @robertsconley or someone else who worked on the book: In player's guide to the wilderlands, the class description says they gain: I am guessing Ω = 1/2? Unsure though...

I'm looking for some info on these screens and I don't see a PDF available to purchase. If someone has either of these and has the time to message me that would be great. Thanks!

Can anyone with a lot of experience with both tell me what you did or didn't like about running or playing in them? I am talking about the 3e versions of both, for a 3e game (3.0, but the 3.5 materials of both will work just fine, and Scarred Lands was mostly 3.0 anyways).

I have been aware of this setting since the time it was in print for 3e and never gave it any attention. All these years later I am reading through the material and falling in love with it! The aesthetic and tone I'm getting is a mix of Dying Earth, Diablo, Wilderlands, Ravenloft, Elric...

Pulled these off the shelf as potential things to run for my group, which has had to move online since I left the country. Looking for general opinions on the two- I would prefer something with a bit more social interaction than hack n slash, we love hack n slash but in our short experiment with...

I am specifically interested in 3.5 material, but also in any 3e material that was not reprinted for 3.5. Can anybody give me a rundown of what was published?

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I am running AoW at the moment and want to expand it into a larger Greyhawk campaign using the early modules. I'm not a super stickler for timelines but it needs to be able to make basic sense. I know Dragotha is just a quick mention in White Plume Mountain and Kyuss doesn't have much of...

In perusing 3.0 posts here I saw a post with many people wishing for an online community. I was surprised that nobody just made a Discord server. I'm not a social media person and I know that super niche communities in places like Reddit typically die off so I thought I would try my hand at...

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