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Unless my memory deceives me. Ran into her every time I turned around at GenCon a couple years back. Began to fear she thought my girlfriend and I were stalking her!

Was that Trin Miller in the video? Nice to see a Gamers alumni in other things.

Mind Flayers also use INT saves. It seems to be the go-to save of choice for psionic attacks.

Did you kick them in the shins?

That in itself is a pretty good "market indicator."

Someone once told me not to worry, the session was "alright."

You'll notice that both are included above, so... yes?

I like the idea as a sort of "capstone" game after all the settings are published and have a chance to shine in their own rights. Something like this at the end of the 2E era would have been a lot of fun. Not that it wouldn't be fun now, I would just prefer to see in-depth setting information...

I think riddles and puzzles are fine so long as they serve to gate SIDE CONTENT, if the distinction makes sense (and I know there's no such thing for some styles of ultra-sandbox play). It's whenever the players main goals are stalled by them that they become a problem, in my experience.

The extra damage? Doesn't it grant improvised weapon proficiency as well, or am I remembering incorrectly?

I believe Double Cross is an import as well.

Interesting... While I like Hero Lab, Lone Wolf's a-la cart pricing can get expensive quickly. Still, positive news.

I tend to use a variant of option 1. I'll describe twisting corridors and such, but in much the same way I describe overland travel. I don't "zoom in" on the action until they get somewhere interesting. It has its drawbacks, of course. The players know that if I zoom in on an unremarkable...

Gotcha. I missed that bit (obviously).

I suspect I'm misunderstanding something, but wouldn't the range of ability scores from that be 9 to 19?

This thread is actually making me want to go post positive reviews of things out of spite. I won't of course, but the need to lash out with five stars is strong.

There are several in the DMG. The Oathbow springs to mind.

There are some very complicated solutions in this thread to something I don't perceive to be a problem. Following the rules as writt--- as I'm interpreting them: Yes they stack. Magical arrows are consumed when fired and are found singly, much like potions. Magical weapons OR magical...

I've given it a few minutes of thought, and I think this is how I would do an artificer (so far)... Infusions are their "spell list" -- though Invocations would probably be a better analogy. These are the things the artificer knows how to do. Examples might be granting darkvision to a helm or...

Admittedly lame. But they've already gone down that route to a greater or lesser extent, haven't they? My personal preference would be a reboot of the whole setting, but that seems unlikely given Perkins' responses to the interview.