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February 1983. As we step into a new year of gaming Ian Livingstone wonders what might come next. With Treasure Trap starting (or at...

TSR Inc. published Dragon #102 in October 1985. It is 100 pages long and has a cover price of $3.00. This issue features gully dwarves...

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There's nothing stopping you from playing 3.5e, you could even go to Pathfinder 1e, which is close to the same... In 5e 2024 your...

That’s too soon IMHO. In my mind, there is a wide gulf between level 20 characters and gods. That gulf is made up of a lot of epic levels.

Reading all this made me think that there may be options for the surprised people who win initiative that simply limits their actions. I...

I would say it depends on how successful you want your game to be. Games that tightly focus on an intended playstyle and then rigidly...

While it's not my preferred edition, 3e was my first exposure to D&D and I too get a little nostalgic for it. Things like the chart of...

Note: This response is going to be a lot of freeform rambling, as I have a lot of thoughts on the subject, but not enough time to edit...

Ok so just ban summoning, or restrict it. There is no way to have both plenty of creatures in a combat and short combat rounds. You can...

Didn’t play SLA Industries myself but I do remember it from ‘back in the day’. As a Scottish publication maybe it had more market in the...

I've definitely run surprise 5e14 RAW, and I've house-ruled it on the fly, and I've basically said "ok you, the fighter, get advantage...

I don't think I've seen them in an adventure, published or homebrew, for a long long time.

Someday, we're going to go back and recover the bag of holding in which we stashed the body of one of the party members who was killed...

Like others have suggested, I’ve got a myriad of characters who haven’t yet seen play. So, while it’s disappointing for me that a...