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Had a hardtime narrowing it down to 3 this year, myself. Black Company because of the IP, Deathbringer because I gave heard if for a long time, even if I now longer follow Professor DM, and OSE, because OSE are my picks. Runner up would be Stonetop and Warhammer.

Öook to sly flourish. Dont have ot on front of me right now, but sounds like a hit to me.

I don't know much about nimble, except that every youtuber seems to gabe a crush on it. I can say, however, that Shadowdark works really well for Strahd. The tone of the game, the lethality, the vibes. Mike Shea has some.good resources on running Curse of Strahd in shadiwdark, and the...

Thanks, but I really want the physical product. Maybe more will come

Yoon-Suin seems to be out of stock already :cry:

The Black Sword Hack should work nicely, I think, if Shadowdark is rules out

Well, I will probably be one of them in any case!

Have seen the playthrough by Justin and have been curious since! Are there plans, or concepts of a plan, for translations to other languages?

Regarding crunchy RPGs and VTT doing the heavy lifting. Does playing in that manner scratch the itch regarding heavy crunch? Because to me it seems kinda pointless to have lot's of rules and simply have the computer handle them. I understand that is simply a preference thing. To me, if a VTT...

This series read by James Masters got me into audiobooks! Still prefer to read a big fat book, listening to a book while going for a run is awesome. And the series is great fun, too. I really love the MC, Harry Dresden, despite all the often valid criticism that gets aimed at him.

I honestly liked the first few books quite a lot, but lost interest somewhere along the way. A lot of people like Sanderson's world building, but to me, it feels kind of shallow and flat, and while I really like Dalinar (and to a lesser extent Adolin) as characters, the rest was not that...

For me the biggest two are: Malazan Book of the Fallen by Steven Erikson An awesome tale about compassion, and railing against injustice. It can be quite the emotional journey. Philosphy often plays a big part, for me. It is both known for excellent writing, and being hard to get into. I can't...

Same issue here, open to test whatever if it helps.

I thought about running Tomb of the Dusk Queen as our first adventure, too! Decided to run the Scarlet Minotaur, because I thought if we run only one thing with SD, this should be it. How did it run? I heard nothing but praise about Sersas stuff.

I interpreted it such that you apply the modifier to the roll on the table (what random encounter occurs), not on the encounter check (if a random encounter occurs). Basically, not make it more likely that a RE happens, but make it successively more likely that it will be a Minotaur RE, IF a RE...

Awesome! Recently ran Shadowdark for the first time, also. We got about halfway through the Lost Citadel of the Scarlet Minotaur, and the group actually managed to get it down, and only one PC perished (in an epic way!). I wonder if I did everything right. Had bad luck and never got a 1 on my...

In that case, So you want to be a Game Master should be right up your alley. Never read anything better regarding planning investigations and the like.

Those are two of my most valuable sources. Add to that Matt Colville Running the Game, and you are good to go. The current situation my players and I are faced with: They finished Ghostlight by The Arcane Library and immediately used the ship to get to the plane of death/hell to fix death I...

Can't recommend them enough! Just a few evenings ago, I prepped for an upcoming session, where the players chose to cancel the trip to the big city and commandeered a hell ride on a ship to the plane of death, more or less. After searching for inspiration and stuff to steal elsewhere, I opened...