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Because Crawford, one of the team leads at the time, has said Hags are his favorite creatures.

WotC is seemingly still involved. Or at least Hasbro is, obviously. Sounds more like the show runner, who is a D&D fan and player, asked Perkins to consult. Which is probably because he’s a D&D fan and Perkins has been one of the faces of the game for more than a decade.

Beadle has never labeled a reprint as a “Platinum” product. Those they call “Silver” or “Legendary” depending on the size. This is clearly for a new adventure, and B&G say as much in the product page.

I’m not sure FLGs have an unfair reputation. I’ve been to many throughout my home state, and I’d say about 80% conform to the stereotypes people typically assign to those types of stores. And I’ve had much better success at speakeasies and coffee shops that hold game nights. Not saying all...

The Thay adventure, with a tie in player book for the Arcane and Mystic Subclasses they have tested. Dark Sun will probably come in 2027.

It’s highly unlikely any of those games will be able to eat into D&Ds market share in any noticeable way. Until shows like Stranger Things start referencing Daggerheart instead of D&D, those games just won’t penetrate popular culture to the point where the sales are affected. The only thing...

Did someone other than you use the scrolls?

My biggest question with this release is if the monsters got updated to fit more in line with the 2025 designs.

Pretty sure your party is using the maps incorrectly. The party doesn’t get to teleport with the Maps. Only your Artificer does.

They have openly said the backend code prevents them from doing a lot of customization, including stat blocks that automatically level up with you the way the Beast Masters do. They have also said they are in the middle of a full backend rebuild specifically to address these issues.

Probably because they are trying to reclaim the word away from Psionics.

Just came to say I ran more of the Cobblehook Cove adventure from Dragon Delves. The party has now had 4 encounters before they do the big Dragon fight next session. And after the dragon they have to fight more pirates to get the last item for their quest. So ya, 2024 adventure design is still...

it isn’t always a death clock. Procrastination has consequences in both real life and in game. Took too long trying to find the treasure at the end of the dungeon? A rival party got there first. Went three rooms deep and then left the dungeon to rest? Those rooms got repopulated with...

Does not do anything to alleviate the time problem. As mentioned, the dungeon from Dragon Delves that was used as an example has a strict time limit to save the town, preventing rest abuse. And if we are discussing homebrew adventures, Tiny Hut is not an invincible barrier. It can be...

The adventure they are using as an example has a strict time limit (return the missing gems in 1 day or the town is destroyed), so the Players do not have time to come and go from the dungeon as they please.

In that adventure (which I’m currently running in my home game) roughly 6 of the encounters are in the path. It’s not a dungeon with many branching paths. It’s pretty straight through.

This is just wrong. First, Dragon Delves exists and has multiple dungeons with multiple encounters, some of which are multi-level and takes multiple sessions to run without an easy opportunity to rest (unless your DM just lets you long rest in a room next to a bunch of monsters). Second...

This thread is not really saying what you’re claiming. Most of the examples they gave are not changes, as they were also magical abilities in 2014. For example, Darkmantle is listed as having a “non-spell” magical darkness effect. Which is true. And it is true of the 2014 Darkmantle, which has...

I think I’m rating the Monk and Paladin Green (with notes about some features) and Rogue and Warlock red. Rogue feels like it’s stepping on Arcane Trickster, flavor wise, and Vestige Warlock is just off. Bring back the Binder if you want vestiges.

There are adventures in Adventures of Faerun as high as level 13. Multiple in the 12-13 range, in fact.