u/ApprehensiveType2680

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Weapons on a farm?

Hello!

What sort of weapons are usually found on a farm? I know that retired adventurous sorts could theoretically have any kind of arms (e.g., ye olde trust sworde passed onto the next generation), but I was thinking in general terms. Of course, many farming implements can be used in a pinch as a means of defense, but I had specific-purpose items in mind.

I have the 2nd ed PHB and DMG. I can get other products to fill gaps if needed.

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u/ApprehensiveType2680 — 5 days ago
▲ 17 r/adnd

Hello, everyone.

In the 1995 boxed set Introduction to Advanced Dungeons & Dragons, the starter town - Freedale - is represented not only by a quasi-3D perspective bird's-eye view, but also by a menu of sorts. Although the aim of this product is to gradually accustom neophytes to tabletop gaming, I wonder if any DMs who run long-term campaigns have used similar lists absent any accompanying maps in order to facilitate resupplying at various hamlets, villages, towns, et cetera, that are deliberately designed to be simple (i.e., these pockets of civilization do not play a greater role later down the road).

u/ApprehensiveType2680 — 2 months ago