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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Quickleaf" data-source="post: 5464271" data-attributes="member: 20323">I was looking through all my notes on general DMing advice for 4th edition D&D, from tips gathered from The Alexandrian (node-based adventure design), Sly Flourish (transparent monster defense notecards), advice from Mike Mearla regarding skill challenges, and various ENWorld threads (projector set ups, alternate skill challenge rules, and more) to realizations I and fellow DMs in our group had.Several topics seemed to be recurrent... we seem to be concurrently addressing the same concepts only to have the ideas fade in a bog graveyard after several months... and I thought it would be great to have some kind of encyclopedia of the best DM advice for4th edition on the web.I've dubbed my beginning list the "Black Belt DM's Guide", and I see it as a database (either a hyperlinked pdf file or a searchable xml site) of links with the occasional capstone article for each section. For the academically minded, something like a literature review of the best our online 4th Ed community has come up with.Is this grandiose? Impossible to define? A solid useful idea? What are your thoughts on such an endeavor?</blockquote>