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D&D 2024 Ghosts of Saltmarsh campaign. Heist mission. Rescue the kid!

I don't like magic as technology and Eberron turns that dial up to 11. That is what I don't like. My own homebrew world has artifice and airships, and there are elements of the delayed Eberron book that will work for me. Eberron as a setting doesn't do it.

For me, it's a bit of an odd one. I love the setting but it's the mechanics over time. I played a lot of Dark Sun under 2nd edition (under two different DM's) and ran a couple campaigns myself. When we came to try it under 3.X and Pathfinder, the nature of the system meant that it didn't feel...

It's an interesting read. I think my view of D&D was coloured by what brought me into D&D, namely Fighting Fantasy gamebooks, the old animated Lord of the Rings and fantasy movies like Clash of the Titans. Fantasy was medieval or classic fantasy and science fiction was (athough something I...

In my homebrew setting, dragon born usually have cosmetic tails but no wings.

D&D 2024 - The Last Hyborean (Homebrew campaign). Benny Hill skeleton chase fight.

It hasn't been medieval fantasy since 2nd edition unfortunately. Steampunk is close to what it appears as now but even that isn't quite right, but it is what I voted for. To me, these days D&D resembles something akin to Runeterra from League of Legends over medieval or steampunk fantasy.

1st level every time. Under previous editions we have tried starting at 3rd but it is unpopular with my group. My players and I feel that you lose out on a better understanding of your character and it's capabilities to jump up, especially in a campaign where you start higher than that...

D&D 2024 - The Last Hyborean (Homebrew campaign). Aggressive Negotiations Uncover Sinister Plot.

Custom backgrounds is the standard in my campaigns. Lets players have what they feel is best suited to their character.

A games store I worked at a fair few years back, had a single copy. I read it once or twice on quiet days and it seemed like potential fun but I never got chance to try it.

For me, alignment is one of those sacred cows that is part of the fundamental nature of what makes Dungeons & Dragons. I've never used it in the direct manner in which it has been portrayed in earlier editions. Alignment, unless we are talking daemons, celestials, dragons, undead and fey, is...

Primeval. Based on the 5 season TV series from the mid 2000s. It had a rulebook and two sourcebooks and then vanished. I have managed to collect all 3 books but only been able to run it once. I'd love for it to be brought back to life and expanded upon.

D&D 2024 Ghosts of Saltmarsh campaign. Giant Two-Headed Shark Attack! 🦈

I'd like expanded Monster Manuals with more classic monsters that haven't been reprinted. I'd also like a big book of official Subclasses. I miss the days of sourcebooks and monster manuals of 3rd edition.

Let's say we have a scenario where the characters are approached/hired by the watch to help investigate a series of disappearances in a local district. Rumours point to some sort of people smuggling (or whatever) that may be operating out of a warehouse down by the docks but the watch haven't...

D&D 2024: Ghosts of Saltmarsh campaign. Assault on the Sahuagin Fortress.

These days, we play at our FLGS as it is more central to everyone and they do a lovely menu.

The One Ring RPG. Accidentally Discovered Ancient Dwarf City.