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The last thing I want is my DM asking me if I've done my kegel exercises

Posting a humorous example of a similarly close minded mentality filtered through the lens of "correct" d&d play that instead makes both subjects look like fools.

@KnightofCaliban OP, dis u?

Hyenas have more in common with cats than dogs iirc.

The D&D game I joined right after college, literally everyone involved in it changed their stated sexuality and/or gender by the time it ended. Fun fact; the fact I was locked out of the polycule forming at that table was part of how I figured out I, myself, was ace.

I'm not going to bother reading the entirety of the thread; but I just want to bring up the idea that LGBTQ+ representation being "modern politics" is naughty word silly. Not only have there been people that we would consider to be gay, trans, bi, lesbian, queer or asexual in the past (we stan ace...

Real-world medievalists don't like the term "dark age", saying it's a fiction invented by renaissance historians. So lean into it. Greyhawk is dark age fiction; it's not "medieval fantasy", it's "dark age fantasy." I've personally been doing some research on the Bronze Age Collapse and Greek...

https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/Sally_Whitemane

There needs to be some kind of serialized narrative with cliffhangers that'll keep fans speculating between issues. Maybe a comic book like Snarf Quest, personally I think that someone should try combining the popularity of Actual Plays like Critical Role with the Japanese tradition of the...

Ok so the impression I'm getting is Dalelands is Vanilla and Sword Coast is French Vanilla.

I thought the Sword Coast was "Standard D&D Fantasy" which is why I have a hard time understanding what the Dalelands offers that it doesn't.

Here's another villainous option I could see them rolling out: use the feat path system to let players become Athasian Dragons if they are truly working on a Dark Sun book

I say this literally; what is the appeal of the Dalelands? It seems to be the blandest part of the otherwise really interesting forgotten realms, yet I go to other D&D forums and people are like "FINALLY a RETURN to the DALELANDS! I've been waiting since highschool for this!" and I just like...

Bladesinger. Wizards don't actually exist; they and the capacities of magic are unknown. A sword? I own swords. I can understand swords.

I thought the lich was super powerful until I remembered that far fewer creatures in 5.5e are humanoids now; kill a goblin or a lizardfolk and there's no soul to eat. I think by default you should be able to eat the souls of giants and maybe monstrosities, and maybe take feats that let you succ...