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This month Ian Livingstone notes that times are changing in the industry. In the 70s you could pretty easily create a game and get it...

Not sure what to buy your beleagured Dungeon Master this holiday season? Here's some ideas, presented from least to most expensive...

Then I'm missing the point.

I always tell players to place their characters within a range, the character with this feature would be able to move first for free...

But that's the point. Greyhawk isn't a setting where "being a dragonborn matters.". Or "being a sorcerer matters.". Or "being a fey...

I did restrain myself from including an option to the tune of "Characters do not reach level 4 because they usually die first." Because...

Probably to subtly encourage selecting spells without a material component.

The answer, of course, is to have levels that give nothing but added hit points and maybe an incremental save bonus. Yes, the dreaded...

Probably to subtly encourage selecting spells without a material component.

In 1985, I saw Marillion at Le Bal du Lézard*, a small bar in Quebec City. I was sitting 10' away from Fish singing. (*still open)

I love that. It's the way I always play Angels and Devils in D&D games. PC's should be scared of bringing in Heaven or Hell for help...

I guess I'm one of the hardass DMs mentioned. Two-hander? No problem, you just need two hands to attack, not hold. But you're not gonna...

I think gargoyles are a mess in that they need to be something that people would carve on buildings, for those of us who like spooky...

It's basic logic. Any other interpretation would require your character to sleep with two hands on their two handed sword

I hope OP is more forthcoming in future posts what their actually intent is to save us all time trying to figure it out. Nothing...