This episode: Finally on the road to Dragonspear Castle! We meet our camp and its characters (including a certain famous / infamous new NPC) and pick up some quests. More potential party members to choose from. We sing at a stone. Like, at the stone. From developer Beamdog's marketing copy: A ...
This episode: The party goes on a camping trip through the Underdark with a bunch of myconids. Dangers and interesting encounters abound. Fostering a sense of drama and suspense for your players without being a jerk. A mysterious voice in the darkness. This is an ongoing series of Shane's notes, thoughts ...
This episode: More horrid madness revealed in Neverlight Grove. The party commits the cardinal sin in D&D and splits the party. Myconid movement rates vs. gelatinous cube movement rate. The Dread Beagle of Doom appears. Does a party member... attack the demon lord Zuggtmoy?! This is an ongoing series of Shane's ...
This episode: We continue storming the lair of the Dragonbloods, finally kit Jarhild out, and disarm about thirty million traps. This a let's play of the single player campaign of Sword Coast Legends. Set in the lush and vibrant world of the Forgotten Realms, Sword Coast Legends offers an all-new way to ...
This episode: Neverlight Grove continues. Just how welcoming is this whole Garden of Welcome thing, anyway? Monsters with legendary abilities are fun (for the DM, anyway). And hey, who doesn't love a good wedding? This is an ongoing series of Shane's notes, thoughts and tips for running the D&D adventure Out ...
This episode: Neverlight Grove begins. The myconids are acting bizarre, but is that sinister or just normal for them? Shane struggles as DM to present a race that is innocent and doesn't have a concept of ethics and morals while at the same time presenting factions. Does a gelatinous cube eat plants and fungus? This is an ongoing series of Shane's notes, thoughts and tips for running the D&D adventure Out ...
Review of the PolyHero Dice warrior set, a warrior themed polyhedral dice set complete with shield, helmet, mace, gauntlets, sword and dagger. Do they roll as good as they look? NOTES: The d20 should actually be rolled end over end (not spun) because there are only 10 numbers on each side. ...