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I think you're discounting the puzzle solving aspects of adventure games. By analogy to "action RPG", action adventure games are... combinations of adventure and action games. In the 90s, you had point and click SCUMM games like Maniac Mansion or text parser games like King's Quest, but they...

It ain't called a bag of spilling or a bag of leaking now is it? Depending on your needs you need to get a sieve of holding, cheesecloth of holding or coffee filter of holding

This may be relevant. Since there's no gravity there's no direction for the water to flow if it's stationary in the bag. If you were to jostle the water bottle, some water would come out of the mouth but it wouldn't necessarily break surface tension, so it'd drip "around" the container until...

The obvious answer is if RAW the bag contains enough air for one average medium creature (which I assume also means average anatomically modern human) to breathe for ten minutes, and it has an internal volume of 64 cubic feet, someone who is better at math than me can calculate the PSI it keeps...

It makes perfect sense. Pam is a lubricant spray, Sentinel makes your character more sticky.

Apparently they formed in my undergrad college's science fiction club- and I'm pretty sure the couches in their clubhouse were leftover from the 70s. It's very likely that I was DMing 4e games on a couch that Buck Dharma smoked weed on. BOC introduced me to Moorcock, who then in turn introduced...

Fun fact; the animal lord statblocks that were added to the DMG back in 5e.24 after a long absence are actually variations on gods and characters created by Michael Moorcock for the Elric series that TSR lost the rights for, if I recall correctly. There's a lot of Elric hidden sneakily in the...

One of the features of my personal homebrewing setting is the whole reason "adventurer" is a codified profession is because the world has seen a century long revolutionary wave resulting in irregular guerilla warfare pretty much across the globe. Mercenaries are the many, many men and women who...

Decanter of Bottomless Mimosas Wondrous item, uncommon (requires attunement) This indestructible glass decanter contains a seemingly endless mixture of orange juice and champagne. As an action, a creature may drink from the decanter and must make a DC 10 constitution save or be poisoned for 1...

Is that like ligma?

Cozy animal farm style life sim about living in a multicultural neighborhood in Sigil

I feel like doppelgangers already stole the Gary alien look, and for some reasons through changelings they decided to make them fey instead of aberrations

That's basically the gith. In the new MM the gith are even aberrations. I think one of the few things that are associated with psionics in D&D but aren't available to players... Are tentacles. There are few to no player races that use tentacles, and because of things like Cthulhu and the mind...

https://media.dndbeyond.com/compendium-images/ua/the-psion/mXCPWlh2yy5tBKqP/UA2025-ThePsion.pdf

So I decided to smoke a bigass bowl and read all of the previous books the "psion" or "psionicist" has appeared in and I was quite surprised to find out that when the class first appeared it wasn't quite so squishy. Back in AD&D2e, they effectively had light armor proficiency (various kinds of...

I refuse to call the psionic goblins "blues" when the clearly superior name is Mind Goblin

I'm pretty sure Pecos Bill and Betty Crocker got married

I've always assumed the reason we use the word "tall tale" is that Americans have an aversion to thinking of themselves as having "folk culture."

You realize D&D has always done this right? I'm pretty sure we already have multiple flavors of the Russian mob in D&D, I think there's definitely stuff like that in Eberron and Ravnica. And to a lesser degree, kung fu movies were huge in the late 70s so a bunch of dorks made the monk class to...

When I think "Xanth", the first thing that comes to mind aren't the puns, but the pedophilia