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I tested in salt and on the table - surprising results Wow. Just, wow. I tested 27) d20's: 12 tested OK - no bias. These are a mix of new (<9 months old) and old (>25 years), various styles of dice. All the new ones are Chessex, who knows what the old brand were. Actually, one of the good...

My PHB binding broke a couple months ago. I found their "defective products" return info on the WotC website and sent it in, and had a new one back in 2-3 weeks. AND they threw in a copy of Rise of Tiamat for free. I couldn't be happier with their support.

Honestly I was surprised at the previous comment, and I think you might be onto something. I've been out of D&D since 2e so I missed 3e and 4e but I just ran my players through Keep on the Shadowfell (converted to 5e) and we loved it. I think the main villain was a bit of a letdown, being as you...

I've still got my set of six baby blue crayon dice from the Basic set (circa 1980). Their finish is yellowing and cracked, but I just re-crayoned them :-) I've only got 1 or 2 of the green crayon dice from the Advanced set.

I haven't played since 2e, when the monster manual came in a 3-ring binder! Playing through the starter set with one group my friend is DM'ing and I'm DM'ing another game for my kids (2 boys, 7 and 11). I'm having more fun than ever, so glad to have rediscovered this great game, and thankful...

I recently had a great experience with WOTC product support. The binding on my 5e Players Handbook started to go - a whole section at the front of the book had separated from the binding at the bottom and started to split up towards the top of the book; a small section of pages came out. I...

4 out of 5 rating for Spellbook Cards The decks' shortcomings have been well documented, and so while I would prefer them to have more durable rounded corners and concentration information included, overall they look great and contain almost all the information you need. Longer spells still...

I love your focus on making the skill valuable and interesting for your player. I'm teaching my kids to play right now, and I'm going to incorporate your house rule. Great job!

Too many people to quote, so let me just say Thanks to everyone for the great responses - they triggered the light bulb in my head! I did read the part about thieves tools proficiency but it didn't click that the rogue is the only one that gets the proficiency bonus for thieves tools, and I...

OK, so I'm probably dating myself here as a former 1e geek who is getting back into it at 5e... but one thing that stood out when I read through the 5e Players Handbook is that I didn't see the "classic" thief skills of Opening Locks and Finding / Removing Traps. Did I miss something? Were...

LOL - totally true. The site looks great but is almost impossible to use.

Just a guess, but their agreement with DnDClassics is probably the very reason they took them down... Sole rights to distribute older edition digital resources or something to that effect.