"TAY-ole."#Realmslore
— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) August 27, 2019
How critical to Zhentil Keep *are* its slaves?
how critical to Zhentil Keep *are* its slaves?
It occurs to me to wonder just what it will do to them that we’re smashing down the walls that hadn’t just got blasted with Spellfire a few months ago with a magical blizzard and then turning the slave holds / They're the economic basis for the big windfall profits, but bread-n-butter for the Zhents are shortest/cheapest shipping routes twixt Sword Coast and Moonsea, plus control over metals coming out. You're costing them coin, earning their ire, but not ruining them.#Realmslore— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) September 2, 2019
I don’t play dungeons and dragons.
I don’t play dungeons and dragons. pic.twitter.com/RqIk9Nk1nh
— Maxwell Jacob Friedman™️ (@The_MJF) September 17, 2019
I do… pic.twitter.com/3Yh1lpy3Jq
— JOE MANGANIELLO (@JoeManganiello) September 18, 2019
I do play D&D. I can also deadlift you. pic.twitter.com/kFaf0S9vxa
— Tracy (@tracysaur) September 18, 2019
I do play Dungeons and Dragons. https://t.co/BPtJdITFHp pic.twitter.com/waQQBa2yuq
— Brandon Cutler (@BranCutler) September 17, 2019
Same. And I dress for the occasion as well. Hopefully no one has a problem with that…. Get him pic.twitter.com/UrVNOnCTph
— Austin Creed (@XavierWoodsPhD) September 18, 2019
I do. pic.twitter.com/WDj4cZR9yc
— Clare Grant (@ClareGrant) September 18, 2019
They do… pic.twitter.com/7iR8V1unKk
— rasnac (@rasnac_khan) September 17, 2019
We play D&D…hating on other people hobbies is for losers… pic.twitter.com/xQav9P10Im
— ArtbyJarl (@artbyjarl) September 18, 2019
I do. pic.twitter.com/Mw1Tbg9kNs
— (@TheMeganDuffy) September 19, 2019
Sounds like you probably had a bad introduction to D&D, friend. No worries! I did too! With the right group, and a bit of trust, you’ll have the time of your life. Heck! Maybe ask @BranCutler to run a game for you after he picks you up off the mat! <3
— Matthew Mercer (@matthewmercer) September 18, 2019
Why do you think the Warforged were set free?
My friend just posed an interesting Eberron question. Why do you think the Warforged were set free? Forge of War’s take is that Boranel pushed for it after having promised it to increase loyalty among Warforged troops. Why else might it have happened? There’s a few factors. The treaty acknowledged the warforged as sentient, a truth conveniently ignored during war. Enslaving sentients is condemned by the Code of Galifar, so their freedom logically followed. So on one level it was addressing something many saw as injustice.
— Keith Baker🔜DragonCon (@HellcowKeith) August 13, 2019
Significantly: it was a step by the nations to limit the power of House Cannith, taken at a time when Cannith was reeling from the Mourning and ill-equipped to resist. It forced Cannith to shut down the creation forges and prevent the creation of further warforged armies.
— Keith Baker🔜DragonCon (@HellcowKeith) August 13, 2019
“Gone are the adventurers who fared so well”
Gone are the adventurers who fared so well
Leaving behind just this one broken, tortured sot
In the halls of the gods they now do dwell
While embroidering bards do sing, that their fame dieth not— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) August 1, 2019
How deep the royal castle privy pits descend
How fetid their fouled depths do be
How fitting a home for jeered-at, downfallen me
How sweet my revenge shall in time be
When I this foul (pardon) injustice I shall mend— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) August 2, 2019
To that gaunt knight who lacks for naught
And whose castle is crammed with all the treasures of time
I a villainous band of plundering adventurers brought
For his deathtraps welcome new victims anytime— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) August 2, 2019
Side Questing Like a Boss – Storyteller’s Guide Ep 7
Storyteller's Guide Ep 7 : Side Questing Like a Boss
When your PCs are distracted or do something unexpected, what do you do?
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— GildingLight (@GildingLight) August 16, 2019
Would you say that Forgotten Realms 1492 DR, Year of Three Ships Sailing, is at least partially an in-real-life reference to Christopher Columbus?
would you say that 1492 DR, Year of Three Ships Sailing, is at least partially an in-real-life reference to Christopher Columbus?Quite likely. I suspect @StevenESchend slipped it into the Roll of Years with a wink, but you'll have to ask him. ;}
— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) July 19, 2019
Must’ve been listening to Xmas carols at work when that one slipped in. Not real world so much as open ended plot hook with a wink
— Steven Schend (@StevenESchend) July 19, 2019