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Getting quoted 10 years later is a weird feeling. I don't remember any of this, don't even remember feeling this way about Eberron.

This is a choose-one poll, but it feels like it should be a multiple choice. FWIW, I prefer articles with new rules systems that I can integrate into my game (stuff like the herbalism, archery contests, and player pets). I would also love to see more articles giving new or expanded class...

Clearing cache actually doesn't clear localstorage. The biggest issue you'll run into is that people are going to want to access their stuff from different devices, and you can't do that with localstorage. There are other options, though. If you make it an extension for Chrome, you can use...

That's the box that the decks for the World of Warcraft card game used to come in. I don't think they're made anymore, but I could be wrong. Great idea, though, if you can get your hands on one. EDIT: Actually, it looks like the old ones are still available reasonably cheap. Here's one for...

No. Then again, neither are board games, video games, or sports. I don't understand why people watch other people playing games. It makes no sense to me.

This is good feedback, and something I was thinking about myself (although I never actually really even thought of Con... I was more trying to consider what situation would warrant a strength check, but not an athletics check). I really like the idea of using con for the open ground location...

I picked up the Pathfinder chase cards, with an eye to using them in a 5th edition game. The conversion doesn't seem like it'd be too difficult (probably want to reduce the scaling of DCs), but what I really figured out from looking at them was that I wanted something meatier. So I've come up...

Say you want the Goblin Boss w/lair to be a CR 2. Check the 'Custom' source box. Search for 'CR 2'. Add to encounter. Of course, if you absolutely need to have "Goblin Boss (in lair)" show up in your list, you can always fork it on Github and add it to your own local copy.

To know what is the best class, we must first know what is best in life. To crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and hear the lamentation of their women. Barbarian is empirically the best class.

Added experimental random encounter generation. Link for the lazy: http://asmor.com/5e/monsters You talking to me? Go nuts. :) The code's on github if you're interested. https://github.com/Asmor/5e-monsters

Not at all, I feel remiss that I didn't mention it here myself.

It's on the todo list. :)

No worries. I miss that kind of stuff all the time.

It's paginated, which was necessary for performance reasons. Pagination controls, including page size, are on top.

Also an ENWorld user named Asmor. :) But if you'd like to keep apprised of updates, subscribe to http://www.reddit.com/r/asmor

Thanks for the mention, Morrus, which brought this to my attention! And for the plug, Fion. :) Basically, it's how difficult the encounter is for the players; it's an attempt to take into account the economy of actions. Fighting 8 kobolds at once is more difficult than fighting 8 kobolds one...

I don't see how any of the d24's properties are inherently better for your system than any other die. As far as I can tell, it's used to look stuff up on a 24-item table, and to make simple die rolls. Why not just refactor everythying to use a d20?

Those spells are great for leading animals into traps, so I'd call someone who specialized in them a Master Baiter

Actually, the first printing of the 3e PHB had an appendix with some monsters as well. They did the same thing back when with the staggered release of books, so those were the only monsters available until the MM came out.

A funny thing happened to me the other day. I was telling a coworker about how I was excited for D&D 5th edition, and she was surprised because she thought I hated D&D. I corrected her and told her that I loved D&D, but I disliked previous editions... and that got me thinking. Actually, I don't...