u/BuzzsawMF

Hey all,

I'm going to keep this completely spoiler free but I was struggling through Midnight Tides. The shift from book 4 to 5 I found to be pretty jarring. I often found myself just totally confused and with so many new characters, places and cultures, I was having a really tough time.

But holy crap everyone. It finally clicked for me at a part that I am sure anyone who has read Midnight Tides knows what I am referencing and it felt like the entire book clicked into place. Every confusing situation before that point was put into a shocking clarity and it gives me goosebumps just talking about it.

Steven Erikson is a true genius at the craft.

Hey all,

I'm still reading through the Dolmenwood books but I had a question on preparation. I play in person and usually will create a notion document that has my prep for that session.

Main question, when going through your prep, do you pre-prep random encounters? or do you do it live at the table? My thought is I would create a small-ish table of random encounters that are pre-built and instead of rolling on all of the steps, I roll on a single encounter check and pull something I already prepped.

Anyone else have advice on how to handle that?

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Hey all,

What are the best pre-written campaign settings and what do you like about them?

Ant setting will do.