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This is something I was thinking of trying the next time I start a new 5E campaign as DM: All monsters and NPC's retain their alignment (and behavior based on it) according to the manuals and/or the way they are written for the campaign. Players: Unless they are a cleric or paladin, do not...

Just like the title says. I'm curious how different groups handle it. (I'm always on the lookout for 'best practices'...) :unsure:

Not trying to make the thread sound all mysterious, but it was too long for the title. Curious if anyone is or has played a 2E campaign that adopts the spell-slot system from 5E. Not the spell effects themselves, which are edition specific, but the whole prepared spells / spell slot deal...

Just curious if anyone has tried this, and if so, what sort of adventures / campaign path they used. Loved the books back in the day, and the Deryni seemed like the near-perfect template for adding psionics to a fantasy setting. I know there were some write-ups on it back in Dragon Magazine...

I've gone to a 'silver standard' in my home campaign. I feel a silver standard gives 'weight', for lack of a better term, to copper and silver currency. In basic terms, any standard (non-magical) item with a price listed in GP is changed to SP, any price in SP is changed to CP, and any price in...

Has anyone seen a good conversion of these for 5E? I've done some interweb searching but not really turned up anything.

This is something I've been tinkering with after reading discussions about what rangers are actually supposed to be, and it got me thinking back on the heady days of 1E AD&D when the ranger was a subclass of fighter. So this is an alternate version of the ranger, sort of a mashup of stuff that's...