Turns out Tartuccio isn't just a big fat jerko, he's also a spy actively working against our mission. The mites and kobolds in the Old Sycamore area are a might testy. Nightmare wisps are a bit of a nightmare. Frog legs for dinner. Falling off of a log hurts. Bandits tend to trap the area ...
The terrible tableau of Yeenoghu's Hunt and his bullheaded opponent! There may be gnoll escape for our heroes... Demon lord's blood and goristro hearts. Quick look at the Filthriddens. Should taking a level in a different class ever prompt a request for in-game reasoning? Viewer feedback: The Maze engine throws a DM for a (time) ...
Guess what? There's been a secret war of clans of super-powered immortals right under our feet for centuries and it's getting uglier... Shane's thoughts on The Immortal Men #1. This series was one of the New Age of Heroes series he was least excited about, but now that he's read it has that changed? Plus: ...
The Spiral of the Horned King's maze (not to be confused with The Labyrinth as a whole). Is Gash a friend or foe? The modrons' long, sad March to Nowhere. Prologue to Yeenoghu's Hunt (and how the heck do you say Yeenoghu, anyway). Readied actions. Sneak attacks, at range and otherwise. Damage from a character ...
We catch up to Tartuccio in the Ancient Tomb, recruit one of his companions (the downer cleric, but hey we need a cleric) and give the rest a nice old fashioned beat down. When we catch up to the evil little gnome again, we find out he can be literally more cold-blooded than we thought. ...
The Labyrinth continues with gargoyles and shadow demons at the mysterious adamantine tower. How often can you take a short rest? Dim light vs. bright light in game terms. How long does a readied action last? Surprise rules. What exactly are hit points? Challenge clever players, don't cheat them.