Now that Halaster’s Old School Guide to Undermountain is done, I need a new thing! I’ve been looking forward to doing a regular little dungeon – I’m thinking about half the size of your average DotMM level. The Deep Druids from my Undermountain expansion have really captured my heart and I’d love to give them a home.
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It’s coming! I’m putting the finishing touches on my 100-page magnum opus “old school guide to Dungeon of the Mad Mage”. It’s got some great art by this guy, it’s got treasure tables and random encounters for all 23 levels of the dungeon, it’s got some rules to deal with xp, henchmen, and downtime… …and […]
I’m running with gold = xp in my 5th edition game, and as a result, my players are gaining a lot of cash. This raises a problem where said players now have to spend all of that cash to gain xp, and there aren’t a whole lot of money sinks in 5th edition.
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When adventures for D&D release, it never takes long for superficial “The Nerd Crew”-like reviews to follow. Rime of the Frostmaiden is no different.
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Here’s my prediction for the future. Or at least what I’d do if my name was Mr. John Wizardsofthecoast.
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No plan survives contact with the enemy! I’m running a campaign in Undermountain and we are half a dozen sessions in. It’s an open table with the following modifications:
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Someone asked on Reddit, “why am I boring my players with the Tomb of Annihilation? They just spent 3 hours in the wine room,” and I wrote a whole thing. I think that thing is good enough for a blog-post!
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I just listened to the gg no re podcast where they (try to) play Tomb of Annihilation. They have a bad time because they play it by the book, and by the book it sucks.
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We like exploring mines here in D&D – mines that sometimes have carts filled with ore and refined metals. How much is that stuff worth?
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