D&D 5E MCDM Kingdoms and Warfare is out!

[overgeeked]

There are some out there. There are also folks putting up videos of their little wars.

Do tell. Over on the reddit?

 

[darjr]

Some on twitter, the discord and I think reddit.

Mind I've been swamped with things so I haven't kept up. I'll see what I can find.

 

[darjr]

Oh, here is the live Q&A stream

 

[darjr]

Here is one.

 

[darjr]

Here is a vod of Lord_Durok... but he's hardly nuetral. Still

 

[touc]

I'm still absorbing all 328 pages of what is so far some awesome work. Since I'm in the middle of a Kingmaker (Pathfinder classic) conversion, rules to run kingdoms and warfare are a big deal. From experience having run the campaign 10 years ago and today, I think Colville is onto the right idea as he posits in the product.

We don't want domain (whether it be kingdom or mercenary or thieves' guild) management to become such a mini-game that it overwhelms the fun of what makes D&D awesome. It should complement what you're already doing, keep the PCs in the spotlight, and spur new adventures.

Awaiting my hardback to add to my shelf and awaiting some playtest once I fit this into our ongoing game.

 

[darjr]

here’s another

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Dear Generation Z and Millennials: Not everything needs to be a 10+ minute reaction video. It's OK to make reviews that can be skimmed faster, easier and silently.

 

[Morrus]

Here is a vod of Lord_Durok... but he's hardly nuetral. Still

That’s 4 hours long!

 

[darjr]

That’s 4 hours long!

This hobby is an investment.