Get ready for the ultimate Dungeons and Dragons battle coming soon to The #BigBangTheory with special guests @WilliamShatner, @JoeManganiello, @ThatKevinSmith, @kaj33 and @wilw! pic.twitter.com/xwZq85Cyfs

— The Big Bang Theory (@bigbangtheory) January 30, 2019

Talk about a galaxy of guest stars! 👀 Tune in Thursdays at 8/7c for The #BigBangTheory! (📸 via @kunalnayyar) pic.twitter.com/Rfh9P5UzC8

— The Big Bang Theory (@bigbangtheory) February 4, 2019

D&D height chart for races explained in a simple visual. Human, Goliath, Halfling (L to R). @JoeManganiello @Wizards_DnD pic.twitter.com/Yr3Og7a9ZS

— Nathan Bussone Stewart (@NathanBStewart) February 5, 2019

It was take your Dad to work day at @bigbangtheory 😝 pic.twitter.com/BVVgJEZXoY

— William Shatner (@WilliamShatner) February 5, 2019

Happy to be a part of this iconic show… will this episode be one of the most memorable ? https://t.co/CCC50FTuyc

— Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (@kaj33) January 31, 2019

Lab scene, Lab coat & Proton loving fandom says yaaaaay 🥰🤗🤗 🔬 🧪
📷via #wilwheaton
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No spoilers, but I heard a rumour that professor proton is in a scene with @missmayim in this episode.#mayimbialik #bigbangtheory #welovewil pic.twitter.com/w5SbGPOq4x

— Emmy for Mayim (@Emmy4Mayim) February 5, 2019

Coming to a TV near you… @bigbangtheory_cbs

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I got Bang’ed so hard today… https://t.co/T5eGBGter6

— KevinSmith (@ThatKevinSmith) February 4, 2019

In D&D, the DM decides how to use the rules in play.

The rules say many things. The DM determines in the moment how those things play out. #DnD

— Jeremy Crawford (@JeremyECrawford) January 28, 2019

I think the solution is clearer rules and less ambiguity and GM fiat, myself. If the rules don’t provide a clear direction for handling weird or ambiguous cases, there is something missing in the rules. I mean I know it’s popular now to go the “rulings not rules” approach in the absence of an actual rule or mechanic to support something, I feel as if a well designed game at the very least provides a go-to mechanic to resolve anything.

— Cam Banks (@boymonster) January 29, 2019

Have an edge case in D&D and can't find a rule for it?

The game has a go-to rule for you: call for an appropriate ability check, attack roll, or saving throw and use advantage/disadvantage.

For more info, see "Using Ability Scores" in the "Dungeon Master's Guide" (p. 237). #DnD https://t.co/mKqaDJA8V8

— Jeremy Crawford (@JeremyECrawford) January 29, 2019

See, that’s exactly what I’m talking about. D&D *does* have an existing system structure that helps you resolve edge cases. So why not say that instead of the “rulings not rules” narrative? Unclear to me. It's in our rulebooks. It doesn't get more official than that.

— Jeremy Crawford (@JeremyECrawford) January 29, 2019

I’m speaking here about the narrative outside of the books of a DM just making up whatever they like if the rules aren’t there to resolve a situation, which seems at odds with the book’s actual provision of a go-to rule for just such situations. I can't speak to narratives people might have about the game. I'm pointing to what's actually in it.

— Jeremy Crawford (@JeremyECrawford) January 29, 2019

“The DM decides what rules to use” makes me think that you’re suggesting any rule is fine so long as the DM likes it, even if it’s a coin toss. Which, well, sure. But I assume you mean “the DM knows what the rules of the book are and how to use them appropriately”? Are you referring to me saying the DM decides how to use the rules? That's me paraphrasing the introduction of the "Dungeon Master's Guide."

— Jeremy Crawford (@JeremyECrawford) January 29, 2019

What do they whisper to thee, old bones that once were dread dragon?
Do they tell thee thy brow-horn is now a sword-rogue’s favorite flagon?

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) January 25, 2019

Concept; undead dragon is raised and sets out for revenge on the slayers, collecting up the pieces they took. Scales for armor, blood and organs for magic, claws and fangs for weapons. A great campaign idea. I've done it once in Realms gaming, and seen it done in a Chivalry & Sorcery campaign back in the 1980s, and in fiction (short stories) twice. Can be superb if well handled.

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) January 25, 2019

Meet the special guest stars of #RelicsandRarities!

Watch @DeborahAnnWoll on this exciting new roleplaying game series, premiering tonight at 6pm PT on @JoinTeamAlpha ! New members can sign up for a free trial with the code RELICS.

Read more: https://t.co/Fxa9RGJS0q pic.twitter.com/XIeOVcVe30

— Geek & Sundry (@GeekandSundry) February 4, 2019

2 hours until #relicsandrarities @JoinTeamAlpha TONIGHT Feb 4th at 6pm PST on https://t.co/mXlmIEQwuK use promo code RELICS for a FREE trial for new subscribers. Come join the fun! @nerdist @GeekandSundry @JoinTeamAlpha @MatthewLillard Gif by @Xanderrific RT pic.twitter.com/FNL6elFUlk

— Deborah Ann Woll (@DeborahAnnWoll) February 5, 2019

4 hours until #relicsandrarities @JoinTeamAlpha Im hyping some info for my new series #RelicsandRarities Premieres TONIGHT February 4th at 6pm PST on https://t.co/mXlmIEQwuK use promo code RELICS for a FREE trial for new subscribers. Come join the fun! @nerdist @GeekandSundry RT pic.twitter.com/r1yqZ0P2yq

— Deborah Ann Woll (@DeborahAnnWoll) February 4, 2019

3 from the Netflix Marvel shows, 1 is Shaggy. I don't know about the other two, but I'm sure they're good actors too. All in all, great group of people 🙂

— Jon Forel (@Jon_4L) February 4, 2019

Kevin Smith is writer/director of Clerks, Mallrats, Chasing Amy just to name a few. Sam is on Veep and Detroiters and about a hundred movies. https://t.co/aJbNcFQ2Ev

— Deborah Ann Woll (@DeborahAnnWoll) February 4, 2019

Calling all fans of adventure! Come and join us for #RelicsandRarities Chapter One: “The Haunting of Benthem Manor” Fall in love with our plucky heroes and join the adventure even if you have no idea what all that die rolling is about. @GeekandSundry @nerdist #benthemmanor RT pic.twitter.com/uLf4LSplkj

— Deborah Ann Woll (@DeborahAnnWoll) February 4, 2019

What are the prevailing winds west of the Evermoors like? Are they mostly westerlies coming off the ocean? You have the right of it: mostly westerlies, coming off the ocean. :}#Realmslore

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) January 26, 2019