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<blockquote data-quote="Oofta" data-source="post: 8794727" data-attributes="member: 6801845">I think starter sets are where most truly new DMs should start because there is only so much you can do in one book.&nbsp; A starter set has multiple encounters, a setting, potentially details talking about how to handle things and so on.&nbsp; LMoP is 64 pages.&nbsp; Are we supposed to increase the size of the DMG by a third to include all of that content?&nbsp; What they've started doing is releasing free encounters with a video explaining how to run it, I could see an entire set of encounters and videos that do the same.&nbsp; That way it can be tweaked and adjusted based on feedback.I also think the DMG should be arranged a bit, and no I have no problem with a &quot;getting started&quot; section but that would probably be only a few pages and does not offer as much as a starter set.&nbsp; Get a copy of the free rules, grab a starter set and you should have all you need for a while for most people.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Oofta, post: 8794727, member: 6801845"] I think starter sets are where most truly new DMs should start because there is only so much you can do in one book. A starter set has multiple encounters, a setting, potentially details talking about how to handle things and so on. LMoP is 64 pages. Are we supposed to increase the size of the DMG by a third to include all of that content? What they've started doing is releasing free encounters with a video explaining how to run it, I could see an entire set of encounters and videos that do the same. That way it can be tweaked and adjusted based on feedback. I also think the DMG should be arranged a bit, and no I have no problem with a "getting started" section but that would probably be only a few pages and does not offer as much as a starter set. Get a copy of the free rules, grab a starter set and you should have all you need for a while for most people. [/QUOTE]

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