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I ran a small Fallout game in Detroit. The characters played vampires or rather mutants who had to consume haemoglobin because their own haemoglobin rapidly decayed. I used the 5e hunger rules but no clans. They spend their days fighting over vacants, scavenging for supplies and hunting people...

You'd think though he would have the sense to dig a latrine. Even animals have managed to figure that out lol.

I have read the books and they've changed a few things. It's too early to really judge it but I definitely don't like how they took away the ambiguity of Dunk's knighthood.

One of our surprisingly successful mashups was Vampire: The Masquarade and Fallout.

I feel like a huge chunk of it is just fanservice. Don't get me wrong I'll eat it up with the best of them especially when Legate Culkin made an appearance but I do wish there was a proper plot.

Surprising they allowed this to go through given how easy it is to abuse. Is this final version or are there still amendments to make?

10 mins of HIITs followed by floor work usually 10 sit ups, 10 leg lifts, 10 burpees, followed by 10 minutes shadow boxing on the bag then 10 miscellaneous weight works before a 10 minuet running session.

Do you have Tomb of Horrors?

Personally I never even bothered giving them the ability to speak but they understand several languages.

Ain't that the truth. All you need is core rules and you can cannibalise earlier editions for everything else.

Well that's very subjective. Realistically there is only one reason you would purchase a book: because you WANT to. Care to elaborate, in your opinion? Since again, very subjective. Is it just very descriptive? does it have some cool mechanics that can be cannibalised into other settings? or...

CPM is still alive and well at the UK gaming cons. Except it's less cat piss and more of a combination of BO and Oxtail soup :sick:

OMG that's a throw back

Just want to play Devil's Advocate for a second but why would you need to purchase this particular book to make up a new setting with a new threat? The OP asked 'What is unique or interesting or especially well-done about the setting material?' there really isn't anything that's been pointed...

I have stuck with 5e. If it's not broken I'm not going to fix it and I've spent a lot of time updating my favourite 3.5 monsters into 5e.

In terms of a one off monster I've had great experiences running the false hydra. In terms of lots of little monsters I love kythons! These are tyranid/xenomorph like demons which originally appeared in 3.5 and they are great. They are a genuine threat just by their ability to evolve and...

I'll be honest there really isn't anything unique about it. It's just a fantasy setting. That's not a bad thing most fantasy settings are just rehashes of work by Vance, Howard and Moorcock. If you aren't a fan of CR you're wasting your money. It is a book that is created for fans of CR to play...

How old is Drizzt supposed to be in 5th edition?