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Never thought I'd see my own writing showing up on D&D Beyond and being talked about on ENWorld! :love:

Yes! That was my reaction too. Why softcover? Will that be, in any way, an improvement? Curious as to what they're trying/testing with that...

I was really psyched about an "order" domain, but this feels more like a "control" domain, to me.

I was really psyched about an "order" domain, but this feels more like a "control" domain, to me.

4 out of 5 rating for Volo’s Guide to Monsters This is a solid, if somewhat lackluster, attempt to add to the 5e canon without creating a new splat-book run (as in 3e).

5 out of 5 rating for Sword Coast Adventurer's Guide It is exactly what it purports to be: a source of juicy morsels about the landscape of the Sword Coast as it recommends itself to 5e. Do not come a-knockin' lookin' for crunch, because this book is all about the fluff. And such sweet fluff...

Did anyone else find the map weirdly not to scale? The descriptions evoke this gigantic forest of mushrooms, but the actual map is roughly the size of a football field!

Awesome. This is exactly why I started this thread in the first place: a chance to gather solutions to the problem :) Thank you! As it stands, my group voted to retire the characters (for now) and try Out of the Abyss. That means I have plenty of time to leisurely let solutions accrue here, and...

Oh, trust me, I have tons of great ideas for what a post-15 campaign could cover, but I really don't have time to develop it from whole cloth! And, again, I have never run even a post-12 campaign, so this is new territory for me. New enough that I feel like I'd ruin (what has been) a perfectly...

All interesting solutions, but so far, I think I'm leaning toward a 3e conversion. I have zero experience with earlier edition modules, and my group meets so infrequently that putting the ToD characters aside likely means permanently retiring them. The more I read, the more it sounds like...

I know this is an old thread, but for those who are looking for options and stumble on it, this has been discussed elsewhere :) http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?366830-Bringing-characters-from-LMoP-to-HotDQ

That's an interesting idea! But that sounds like it would be tougher even than doing a conversion of a 3e title; the Dead in Thay adventure is geared toward low level adventurers as I recall (6th'ish?).

4 out of 5 rating for Hoard of the Dragon Queen Hoard of the Dragon Queen is best thought of as a middle-man. Play it after the Starter Set (and carry the characters over), and use it to lead into Rise of Tiamat. As a stand-alone adventure, it fails to shine. Worth doing, but it does have its...

As I generally do, I have to start this post with a potential apology: It's possible this question (set) has been asked an answered elsewhere on the forums, but I haven't seen it yet. Has anyone tried to continue a campaign past the end of the Tyranny of Dragons adventure path (without...

I approve.

You, sir, are a saint.

Traditionally, we played our games only with print materials. When 4e came out, we tried using the character creator on DDI, and did enjoy that. Of course, then, all our games were in person. Now we play all of our games on Roll20. Usually this is by requirement: the six of us live in 3...

Initial thoughts: I love the format, but don't like the current result. I've been looking at the 4e and 3e Artificers and trying to find a way to make an authentic 5e version. This Wizard Tradition feels totally toothless to me. It does get around the concentration rules in an interesting...

Gotta stay on theme. How about a terracotta warrior :-)

I disagree. It's complicated when you want it to be consistent and smooth. It's easy to come up with a single example, but when that example has to interact with others it becomes geometrically more complicated with each new item. I hear the folks saying that expectations (and managing them)...