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“The Fellowship of the King, this lot are calling themselves,” the man-sized bat hissed.
“So we know who sent them,” his mistress the Sorceress Darke drawled. “Take them alive, instill a little hope in them—and then deliver them to the kitchens, to become dinner.”#epic fantasy

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) June 18, 2018

2)
“Shall I order special sauce? For your choice bits?” the bat-man leered.
“I’ll not be eating them,” was the cold reply. “Adventurers, remember? I know where they’ve been.”#epic fantasy

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) June 18, 2018

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— D&D Adventurers League (@DnD_AdvLeague) July 13, 2018

The explanation I remember for why all liches are evil is they become frustrated at their mental stagnation, being unable to learn new things. If all liches become evil for this reason, should all adventurers who reach max level face the same problem and limitation? Perhaps, though I would not take that as canon. The process of becoming a lich involves a number of deeply evil acts. Thus, few (if any) good mages follow it and retain their scruples should they complete it.

— Mike Mearls (@mikemearls) June 6, 2018

Here’s @JeremyECrawford and @katewelchhhh running some #dnd at Origins! Kate is using the awesome DM trick of running while standing up. pic.twitter.com/4kpXNWv523

— SlyFlourish (@SlyFlourish) June 14, 2018

yeah. I also like standing and then sitting when I get tired. Real DMs levitate exactly 25 millimeters off the ground

— Mike Mearls (@mikemearls) June 15, 2018

Wait. Where’s the Unearthed Arcana that introduced the metric system to 5e? dude, don’t get me started. 1 square = 1 meter works so well.

— Mike Mearls (@mikemearls) June 15, 2018

Hey @mikemearls play God of War. It has a throwing axe that returns to you, Times of Lore had a throwing axe that returns to you. Our day has come. pic.twitter.com/xFbpqkBuk8

— Warlock of the Coast (@ToddKenreck) June 9, 2018

An axe that doesn’t come back is not an axe worth keeping.

— Mike Mearls (@mikemearls) June 9, 2018

Is it just boomaraxes that you enjoy? Or are you a fan of any weapon that comes back?

Swordarangs?
Halberangs?
Wandarangs? Any weapon! Like Sting once sang, if you love something set it free. If it loves you, it’ll split your enemy’s skull and come back.

— Mike Mearls (@mikemearls) June 10, 2018

Please officially confirm: a swarm (eg. swarm of ravens) is a single monster/combatant for purposes of targeting attacks, dealing damage, and adjudicating targets in areas of effect. Is that correct? Thank you for all you guys do. yes – if it's one stat block, it's one creature, though note that a swarm might have special abilities that interact with things like opportunity attacks

— Mike Mearls (@mikemearls) May 25, 2018

“And the floating talking skull? Got it to scare intruders away?”
The lich shook its withered ruin of a head. “Nay. Got it to have someone to argue with. And fetch my keys.”
“But why a human head?”
“Haven’t heard the saying? You’ve got to get a head in this world.”#epic fantasy

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) June 13, 2018

“They’re gone,” the temple spire rumbled to the soaring castle beside it.
“Thank the gods,” the castle replied, and slumped back down into a ruin, with a mighty groan of satisfaction and a tumbling of stones. “This meeting adventurers’ expectations is PUNISHING.”#epic fantasy

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) June 12, 2018

The courtier confronted the assassin: “If ye slay the king,
dark days will come! I pray you of the consequences think!”
The slayer shrugged. “So oft such pleas to these ears ring,
But I tell thee, is easier far just to do, take coin, and go drink.”

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) June 12, 2018

1)
“I AM A TRAP,” the sage deciphered the script on the coffer lid calmly.
The adventurers exchanged glances, then thrust forward a smaller coffer.
“I am a trap, too,” the sage read aloud.#epic fantasy

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) June 5, 2018

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Then he hurled himself under the table.
An instant before the smallest coffer was proffered—and promptly exploded, setting off the first two coffers and spattering the walls, floor, and ceiling with blood and small wet pieces of adventurer.#epic fantasy

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) June 5, 2018

3)
When the sage emerged from beneath the wreckage of the table, he saw that one adventurer had survived, thanks to being buried under the corpses of three of her colleagues. He shoved and tugged them aside to free her. And asked sourly, “Haven’t you run into…#epic fantasy

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) June 5, 2018

4)
…triple-chest traps before?”
“Well, yes,” the shaken and blood-drenched adventurer replied, “but we have sages for that.”
The sage sighed. “So THAT’S what’s been happening to my competition. Well, thankee for all the business you’ve driven my way.”#epic fantasy

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) June 5, 2018

5)
The adventurer managed a weak smile. “It’s called trickle-down economics.”
“More like bloodbath and slow drip, I’d say. Henceforth, take your trapped chests to Landor, sage across town; he’s just setting up shop.”
They shook. Blood-bond deals are the best deals.#epic fantasy

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) June 5, 2018