@mikemearls I used average damage for monsters last night and it changed my life.

— Lyle Trout (@Lyle_Trout) March 7, 2018

Live the dream, people! https://t.co/NeJhO8u1OR

— Mike Mearls (@mikemearls) March 7, 2018

Is there anyway to play a good necromancer? Certainly. Good is a struggle, not "automatically always doing the right thing." And the ends vs. means moral argument never ends. So, why did the character become a necromancer, and what is their life dedicated to/mainly concerned with?

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) February 26, 2018

They chose necromancy because it was a family thing and the character is about living life and enjoyment.So, could the necromancer truly believe that the living are torn from life (or quality life, if sorely injured or ill, and dying slowly) too soon? And should be "kept around" to experience (enjoy) more, do more, contribute more, and make more of a difference?

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) February 26, 2018

To phrase a question as Yes or No, is a Rogue with Blindsense still basically screwed vs an Invisible enemy, disadvantaged to hit, with enemy advantage to BE hit? That, combined with inferior range, sounds very weak on paper.No, rogue detects creature

— Mike Mearls (@mikemearls) February 28, 2018

Adventurers!
An agent from Elminster of Shadowdale is teasing on twitter!

Forgive my usurpation of this information stream, but circumstances call for nothing less. I dare not cede control ere I’ve occasion to recount a brief but dire missive from the realms that time forgot. The Sage of Shadowdale hath hid on Earth a stone, of power great and imminent import. Its guardian, an exile from my realm, was spirited to Earth with this in tow; To keep it safe and secret ere its prophesied return.

— Dungeons & Dragons (@Wizards_DnD) May 2, 2018

The hour of its need now soon at hand, this item and its wielder must be found; Sent, via portal, back from whence they came. At long last, well and truly homeward-bound The Sage of Shadowdale himself is otherwise engaged, and cast me as his proxy in this search. Unable, as I am, to sojourn there myself, this task falls to the denizens of Earth.

— Dungeons & Dragons (@Wizards_DnD) May 2, 2018

Should you be of a mind to render aid, direct your queries to mine own account. I’m called @Immortal4tress, my address: your internet; Elminster’s humble servant, and forever in your debt.

— Dungeons & Dragons (@Wizards_DnD) May 2, 2018

To expedite the artifact's return, we'll heed the trail and leave #NoStoneUnturned.

— Immortal Fortress (@Immortal4tress) May 1, 2018

It is the will of Elminster that this lost stone be found; At least, last time I saw him face-to-face. And in anticipation of this circumstance’s turn the Sage of Shadowdale hath left contingencies in place. He penned an incantation, not of sound, but to be read, designed for propagation on your so-called “worldwide web.”

— Immortal Fortress (@Immortal4tress) May 2, 2018

Should we invoke this magic in sufficient magnitude, the hope is it will bring to bear the first of many clues; A roadmap to the truths he’d not entrust, even to me, for fear that, in the telling, those with prying eyes might see. Now Tweet with me these words to bring this journey to a head:

— Immortal Fortress (@Immortal4tress) May 2, 2018

“Now Tweet with me these words to bring this journey to a head: To expedite the artifact’s return, we’ll heed the trail and leave #NoStoneUnturned.”

— Immortal Fortress (@Immortal4tress) May 2, 2018

Might I ask dear agent if the Sage if you shroud your name because your legend has been told or simply because this name suits you best?

— Joseph Thater (@TheOzymandiasII) May 2, 2018

My surname’s Marivaldi, but I’m Kalesh to my friends. Though neither name’s germane to the achievement of our ends. https://t.co/0z2Z4HnXHS

— Immortal Fortress (@Immortal4tress) May 2, 2018

This stone you seek, what is its purpose?

— Ethan Alexander (@DruidicMisfire) May 2, 2018

‘Tis a repository for the secrets of the past. All that can be remembered can, in turn, be there amassed. https://t.co/6IbSHimjeU

— Immortal Fortress (@Immortal4tress) May 2, 2018

@Immortal4tress
The hour of need for the stone draws near you say, but you refrain from speaking of the need itself. Why should we help you with such an undertaking, without understanding what is at stake?

— Tom Martino (@SoilentSoylent) May 2, 2018

That which Elminster intends remains unknown even to me. To this day, the ways of wizards… an enduring mystery. I suspect his circumspection stems from fear word will get out to those who’d use the stone for ill, whose ends he’s come to doubt. https://t.co/hMfFITIyI4

— Immortal Fortress (@Immortal4tress) May 2, 2018

@immortal4tress You said the guardian was exiled to Earth. By who and for what crime? Surely, your guardian wronged someone powerful! #NoStoneUnturned

— Xavian Starsider (@KoalaXav) May 2, 2018

Perhaps in haste I used too harsh a term. In “exile,” he was a volunteer. Not to be gone forever, but till he need reappear. https://t.co/d2BSVrOLbw

— Immortal Fortress (@Immortal4tress) May 2, 2018

The man dispatched to Earth and tasked with safeguarding the stone, knows not his own true name, nor of the land he once called home; Subjected to a spell, which, for a time, recast his mind, occluding his true self, lest he be too easy to find.Our subject’s anonymity is key; Not all who seek him out are as quite so trustworthy as we.

— Immortal Fortress (@Immortal4tress) May 2, 2018

And yet those selfsame safeguards, while in place, protect him from both friend and foe alike. And easy though it be to sow mistrust, if we yet hope to find him, his name need be known to us. It is my hope that in the coming days those clues that come will to him point the way.

— Immortal Fortress (@Immortal4tress) May 2, 2018

In the D&D Monstrous Manual, the Grell and the Grick are right next to each other. And I like to think that, as they are both beaked weirdos who look like a bad drug trip mad manifest, they sometimes hang out together. pic.twitter.com/Czi3ZYmBYU

— Sam Sykes (@SamSykesSwears) March 22, 2018

I smell buddy cop sitcom! #wotcstaff https://t.co/k48zGZe5l7

— Christopher Perkins (@ChrisPerkinsDnD) March 22, 2018