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Good point. I really liked the extra spells in the Princes of the Apocalypse adventure book and had hoped that the subsequent adventure books would have at least as much auxiliary material. WotC is publishing adventure books (they're more like campaigns than adventures) faster than my D&D group...

My favorite 3rd edition book is "Stormwrack" (part of a series that also includes "Frostburn" and "Sandstorm"), which has a little of everything related to ocean/coastline adventuring (classes, vehicles, gear, monsters, NPCs, adventure ideas, etc.). That would be an example as an alternative...

I'd like to know what print run the falling-apart monster manuals come from (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Printer%27s_key). I know that the first print run of the PHB fell apart quickly, but my PHB from print run #3 is holding strong (I have two PHBs) and so are my other books. I bet...

Oops! LOL. Yeah, I didn't intent to condense the spelling too. I did put notes on the character sheet reminding the player that withdrawing an item is a bonus action if it is in a belt pouch (or sheath) and a standard action (or more) anywhere else. That's enough of a penalty (for my players...

Interesting, I hadn't thought of using Dexterity. I was just trying to make it such that you would have approximately the same carrying capacity limits as one would get from using the rules in the Player's Handbook. I think strength and dexterity would both matter in a real-world situation, but...

Hello! After reading The Lost Art of Packing It All In, I was inspired to design a new D&D character sheet intended to place the emphasis on where the character is keeping their items instead of adding up the total weight. As I was creating this character sheet, I realized that I also wanted to...