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5e World: Commentary on Dungeons & Dragons Next: Follow Your Feats

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5e World: Commentary on Dungeons and Dragons Next. Tuesday, February 28, 2012. Feats were a genius idea introduced in Dungeons and Dragons. 3rd Edition. Unfortunately they seem to have lost their way. Introduced in 3e, a feat was "a special feature that either give your character a new capability or improves one he or she already has". Within D&D. 4e you find a different tone:. I stopped playing AD&D. Some feats were better for the game than others. Feats like blind-fight. 3e) and skill training. Feats w...

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5e World: Commentary on Dungeons & Dragons Next: An Open Letter To Monte Cook

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5e World: Commentary on Dungeons and Dragons Next. Sunday, February 26, 2012. An Open Letter To Monte Cook. In The Challenge of High Level Play. As a fan of high-level play across the editions, I've never agreed fully with the idea that the game breaks down. I think, however, there's some validity to it, but only if you look at it a certain way. What people are recognizing is that, at a certain level, play changes. I'd like to clarify. When I. Monte, Legends and Lore reads like you're dismissing other's ...

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5e World: Commentary on Dungeons & Dragons Next: Our Levels Go To Eleven

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5e World: Commentary on Dungeons and Dragons Next. Saturday, January 21, 2012. Our Levels Go To Eleven. I have an admission to make, I fear the dreaded Level Up pronouncement by our Dungeon Master. Oh sure, back when I was thirteen I played monty haul. What could possibly be wrong with leveling? Becomes less fun as you level. The act of leveling is fun. 4e wanted to solve this problem on both the player side and the DM side but all they accomplished was adding another ten unplayable levels. A sense o...

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5e World: Commentary on Dungeons & Dragons Next: A Magical Success Story

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5e World: Commentary on Dungeons and Dragons Next. Wednesday, March 14, 2012. A Magical Success Story. I was living on a cattle ranch during the summer of 1992. From sunup to sundown we irrigated the fields, worked the cows, rode horses, and did manual labor. The truth is, at the time, I spent all my summers on the ranch but that particular year was slightly different. Every evening during that summer, seven nights a week, I played a Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay. Is a system that relies almost entirely on ...

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5e World: Commentary on Dungeons & Dragons Next: Gain 30 Levels In Only 15 Minutes A Day

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5e World: Commentary on Dungeons and Dragons Next. Tuesday, February 28, 2012. Gain 30 Levels In Only 15 Minutes A Day. Rodney Thompson posted a gem in his Rule-of-Three. Answers today. What is Wizards of the Coast. Going to do for the 10-minute work day? Unclear. However, the level of understanding brought to the issue was refreshing. The 15-minute day is a problem that sits somewhere between the rules as written, the Dungeon Master. Traditional spells, prior to 4th edition's power system, in D&D. W]e s...

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Halfling's Luck: July 2014

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Over a Pint and a Pipe! Wednesday, July 16, 2014. Our Bastard: Anti-Heroes in a Heroic Campaign. Old school fantasy role-playing games made only the most bare bones of moral assumptions regarding what kinds of characters the players will choose. Yes, often players choose to play characters with noble intentions or with lofty causes, but sometimes that can get a bit boring for some gamers. Perhaps you're a neutral tomb raider who's just out for fortune and glory? How can you make it work? Well, first thin...

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Caves of Chaos Reimagined by Weem – Weem

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D&D / RPG. Youtuber - Dice Roller - Graphics Guy. Caves of Chaos Reimagined by Weem. February 1, 2012. So, this was another project spurred by something said on Twitter. Two nights ago Jerry LeNeave ( @DreadGazeebo. Asked the following via Twitter. Anyone know where I can find a nice high-res copy / fan-recreated map of the Caves of Chaos (aka B2 KotB). The 20 year old scan is meh #dnd. I want to thank @chattydm. Please feel free to download this and use it as you wish (even print it) I would just ask yo...

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5e World: Commentary on Dungeons & Dragons Next: Barbarians At The Gates

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5e World: Commentary on Dungeons and Dragons Next. Tuesday, March 6, 2012. Barbarians At The Gates. Next, what is the essence of the barbarian class? I decided to look at this question. Is the barbarian better described as a berserker? Is the barbarian a light infantry class that's constantly on the move and charges around the battlefield? Why is the barbarian one of the three least popular classes. Over at Wizards.com? After going back to the Advanced Dungeons and Dragons. What is a barbarian? Where it ...

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5e World: Commentary on Dungeons & Dragons Next: An Ode To February

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5e World: Commentary on Dungeons and Dragons Next. Wednesday, February 29, 2012. An Ode To February. In order to cap off the month of February I posted a string of non-traditional fantasy images over at my art stream. When I looked very closely it was sometimes hard to determine which images fell on each. Of the issue. Even the same iconic character, Regdar, is depicted inconsistently when he is illustrated by different artists. Does Wizards of the Coast. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).