u/Specific_Implement46

Hi everyone!

I'm planning to run Lost Mine of Phandelver for a party of only 3 players, using the 2024 (5.5e) rules.

Would you recommend using

haluz.org/lmopsite

to rebalance encounters, but keeping the updated 2024 monster stat blocks or would it be better to stick with the original number of enemies and their stats as written in the adventure, considering that PCs are generally more powerful in 5.5e?

Edit: I'd prefer not to add an NPC sidekick to help the party, so I'd like to balance the encounters in a way that keeps things challenging but fair for just 3 players.

Thanks everyone!

​Hi all,

quick question about running LMoP with the 2024 rules.

​Should I:

1_ run the monsters as written in the adventure module

2_ swap them out for the updated 2024 Monster Manual versions

3_manually tweak them to match the new PC power level (it does require more work so I would prefer not this choice 😎)

​What do you think would work best?

Thanks

Hey everybody,

I've played DND for two years now (5.5e) and I'm going to run my first DND campaign as a DM.

Do you have any pre-made campaigns to recommend?

I would like to keep paying with the 5.5e rules.

Edit: No Heroes of the borderlands because it has already been played by one player of the group 🙂

Thankssssss!!!!

Hi everyone!

I'll be DMing for the first time soon. I've been a player for a while, but this will be my first time behind the screen.

I'm planning to run A Wild Sheep Chase for three players who have never played D&D before. To keep things simple, I'm going to prepare some pre-generated characters so they can pick the one that appeals to them.

Do you have any recommendations for which classes would work particularly well for this one-shot?

Also, are there any good pre-made character sheets (level 4 or easy to adapt) that you'd recommend?

Any other advice for running this adventure with brand-new players would also be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone!

I’ve already read a few older threads on this topic, but I wanted to check if the currently recommended one-shots are still the same now.

I'm looking for recommendations for a D&D 5e one-shot that would be great for a group of completely new players.

I've been playing D&D for about a year, but this would be my first time DMing, so I'm looking for something that's beginner-friendly for both the players and the DM.

I'd also like the characters to start at level 1, so they can learn the game from the beginning without having too many abilities to keep track of.

Ideally, I'm looking for something that:

_Can be completed in one session (or close to it).

_Has a good mix of roleplay, exploration, and combat.

_Doesn't require too much prep.

_Is more fun and lighthearted than dark or serious.

_Gives new players a great first impression of what D&D has to offer.

What would you recommend?

Thanks in advance! 🎲🗡️👹

Hey everyone,

I would like to start my first dungeon crawler campaign with some friends but I don't know which one to start with.

What do you suggest?

At the moment I'm trying to decide between:

_ Tidal Blades 2: rise of the unfolders

_ Gloomhaven

_ Oathsworn

Tanks you!!!

Hey everyone,

I live in Copenhagen and I would like to buy Tidal Blades 2: rise of the unfolders.

If anyone wants to get rid of it , I would be happy to help 😁

Either pick up in Copenhagen area or shipping.

Thank you!!!