

Awesome Game Room
This looks awesome. Roomy, comfy, and well done.


This looks awesome. Roomy, comfy, and well done.
If you are an experienced DM in 1e or 2e, we have D&D players from newer editions looking to be taught the old-school stuff. Send me a DM here on reddit with interest if youre good at teaching the newcomers.
Don’t spoil your players. Keep them lean. Keep them hungry. This will motivate them with purpose. They need loot to pay their bills. And rewards are so much sweeter when they are hard-earned. Tax them heavily to soak up the excess but give them opportunity to earn it back and watch their spirits light up.
he da man
Ive developed a web application for AD&D players. It is 95%+ text/data driven But players can select character Class profile images. We would love to have some line drawings and such. The app is free to use and so there is no funding for commissioning artists. we’ve had a few artists donate some stuff and a couple have offered to do more. Im hoping some of you might contribute similar to some of the fantastic stuff i see here. Please feel free to DM me with offers or questions.
I found this to be a really interesting video. The dudes do seem to be skilled in the weapon use. Worth at least a quick perusing.
At least I find the kids can have a reaction like this :P
In reality, the math is simple. It's more a matter of the language detailing the simple math required and all the chart referencing.
ive found my next session venue. i wanna play here.
I have 7 D&D 1e and 2e books in various conditions. I dont know anything about D&D is there any interest in them?
The following was posted in our discord by a member of the community. No one (yet) has been able to come up with a definitive answer. Anyone here with enough expertise to answer this one?
"Hi all, what's the consensus on which version of spells should be used by Drow for their innate spellcasting abilities for the purposes of casting time, range, etc? Dispel Magic, for example, has different ranges and casting times depending on whether the Cleric, Magic-User or Druid versions are used: neither the 1E modules or UA give me any clues (although I could well have missed something) . Lore-wise, are these bestowed on Drow by Lolth, Eilistraee as appropriate, implying the cleric versions should be used?"
Original Question: https://discord.com/channels/1336131847184449536/1547210685828829234
I have over 280 RPG modules and books up for sale.
(Plus 200+ novels) the majority is D&D and AD&D.
The website is NOT an online store, but a listing site where you can request books.
I buy bulk collections to fill my personal library and end up with duplicates and extras.
tho funny, this smacks of dice fudging to me. as a DM, do you do it? have you done it? on the regular? even maybe just once when you felt it would otherwise break the plot or trigger a tpk?
Im considering options for tracking time on a daily scale within AD&D Toolkit. I'd love to hear how DMs in our community go about it.
Do track in hourly intervals? 15 mins? something more abstract?
how do you go about tracking the above physically during your sessions? Do you use tokens or notches on paper to tick off a time interval, for instance?
Lots of art, even that which we consider “legitimate” or original is borrowed or inspired from previous work.
comment answers below. Using Spoiler markdown would be lovely.
Eg. >!Spoiler text!<
https://www.reddit.com/r/help/comments/acewf2/how_do_you_put_a_spoiler_tag_on_your_posts/
this looks pretty awesome for $12. the flame would benefit from a little more care but still cool.
https://www.amazon.com/Dragon-Bookshelf-Light-Printed-Breathing/dp/B0HF4H52DJ
what do you think? Ilike it but man is it pricey.
https://geloho.com/products/d20-dice-glass-mug-tabletop-gaming-inspired-drinkware
Walmart has for a third of the price: