@ChrisPerkinsDnD What material do you recommend for learning as much about the plane of Pandemonium as possible? Prison breakout adventure.

— khersheyjr (@khersheyjr) May 23, 2015

The PLANES OF CHAOS boxed set has a bunch of cool ideas for Pandemonium, though Carceri is the "prison plane." https://t.co/8SGoYXjxne

— Christopher Perkins (@ChrisPerkinsDnD) May 23, 2015

@cdhagmannIf a Beastmaster’s beast ATK includes a DC, should the ranger’s prof be added to it (eg wolf knock prone DC 11 or DC 11+prof)?
I'd say no.

— Mike Mearls (@mikemearls) May 18, 2015

@DLalichCan “Silence” be cast on an object the way “Darkness” can?
does the spell specify creature or point in space? if so, no object

— Mike Mearls (@mikemearls) May 23, 2015

@DLalichit says point in space, but so does darkness, and it can be cast on object.
got it – I believe silence does not specify an object to prevent insta-stealth for an entire group

— Mike Mearls (@mikemearls) May 23, 2015

Grab your boots of striding for an expedition to the ruins of Greyhawk! This collection of thirty three fantasy RPG maps was originally created for the classic D&D super-adventure Expedition to the Ruins of Greyhawk. Do your players have what it takes to survive this trek in and around the fabled Castle Grayhawk? Will they live to tell the tale or will you crush their dreams among the ruins of this most famous dungeon? Designed by Jason Bulmahn, James Jacobs, and Erik Mona, this adventure is usable as a mini-campaign on its own, a story arc in a Dungeon Master’s regular campaign, or as a series of small side adventures with a big payoff.

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— Mike Schley (@schley) May 18, 2015

@CharlesHorikamihave you guys thought about posting all the questions and answers from twitter in a document we fans can use? #dnd #5e We’re going to gather Sage Advice answers in one place. For Twitter posts, check out http://t.co/thmlkqBlMS.

— Jeremy Crawford (@JeremyECrawford) May 27, 2015

@JeremyECrawford @CharlesHorikami Thank you Master Jeremy.

— Zoltar Sage Advice (@SageAdviceDnD) May 27, 2015

My latest Realms book, SPELLSTORM, is a country house murder mystery. So, asked how to write a mystery, I say: Life, but show the bodies.

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) May 28, 2015