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Am I the only one thinking of this? Works for a construct or maybe an ooze where you 'kill' the big guy and it splinters. Maybe when all together it has sections like the OP is talking about.

I do not think it is the total number of creatures, but the number of statblocks that are enough different that is the problem.

I had seen the military SAS WW2 show Rogue Heroes on normal Prime and was delighted that there was a season 2. Only to be dashed when I found out that it was only on MGM. I guess I'm waiting for larger distribution.

The inn/tavern provides a reason for people from all these strange places to be there. Players make up a character and there might not be a lot of backstory, but meeting at the inn allows you to have no reason. The world might even be unknown to you and the DM feeds it as you go, but you...

I like the sticking to only 3 max numbers. When I run combats with more than 3 monster types it places more load on my brain than it is worth usually. I tend to like easy systems to add. This sounds rather easy if the picky parts like AOE spells and stuff can be figures out without nerfing...

Have to do it for all of us 80s kids with the cool computer with the 40 floppy disks we needed to rotate as we played. In my games I tend to never have settlers moving about. I should since that provides many more opportunities. I tend to just have merchant trains or bandits.

Quite a talent. I like the way the background color draws your focus to the main elements.

Dwarves and orcs living together- kids these days.

My players see a monster that needs to be killed. They hardly ever try to talk with things in a dungeon. They more recently try to talk to things on the road like bandits trying to exhort them out of gold. Maybe some of this is that gold in 5e has less opportunities to use. I'm making an...

Wouldn't the younger generation be the larger numbers? I get the reference to using Gen XYZ and such but the Boomers were the largest compared to the newer generations. Some ideas for the youthful numbers to want to explore should include reclaiming old homelands. This will place them at...

The problem I would have is that I would need to run another campaign before I get to this one. I would want something that ties in to how the PCs get there. I might never get to play that or I'm waiting for someone to make a 1-10 lead in. The other point in an earlier post was to use...

I'm guessing this is from the new Forgotten Realms (FR) books that just came out. The OP was not clear in mentioning anything.

Sounds terrible with the situation outlined. My players have not used it yet and tend to not play wizards. As a DM, I might let it play out to show the players that eventually it becomes not fun. I might also show them if they do not see it themselves with having 20 cultists cast it on the...

Dungeons all the time. I like smaller locations like a 5-room dungeon or something with 15ish rooms that can be played in a a couple weeks. Dungeons are a bit of a vague term with traditional caverns and crypts to city sewers and warehouses. Dragons tend to be only a couple per campaign...

I wish I used factions more. As the DM, I should have the npcs be in more factions to introduce the players and PCs to more options. As a player I would want more options to how the faction is going to influence the game and thus the PC. Being a Harper might be cool, but how does that help...