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Normally in D&D, strong creatures are represented by having a higher Strength score. This makes sense, but it is bad because it causes to-hit values to get out of control. A few suggestions for how to deal with this. (a) Separate attack and damage rolls. Give characters a to-hit bonus that...

The problem with rogues is that they defy the traditional adventuring party. When it first started out, D&D had three classes: the fighting man, the magic-user, and the cleric. Each of these classes interacts with the game world relatively simply. The rules for them revolve around combat and...

It was the Murder at Baldur's Gate playtest, and our GM was really great. Rather than giving a comprehensive rundown of everything that happened (I'm lazy), let me address a few things. • It felt like D&D. This was the big one for me. The game played a lot like the D&D I know and am used to...