have you ever been so critical yourself before an episode of Critical Role and just worried like hell that What you prepped sucked? Often.

— Matthew Mercer (@matthewmercer) May 31, 2018

Rope Trick inside of another Rope Trick. Thoughts? my reading of the spell is that you need enough space for the rope to extend its entire length perpendicular to the ground, so don't think there's enough space.

— Mike Mearls (@mikemearls) May 16, 2018

“You may choose only one,” the unseen guardian sighed. “Open or seek to carry off more than one, and I am allowed to rend you utterly.”
The adventurers regarded the six big, black, identical treasure chests (each was clearly labeled “Treasure Chest”), then looked at each other.
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— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) May 19, 2018

“I’ve seen better down at the manygoods shop,” said the fighter.
“Yes,” the cleric agreed, “and I like to see who I’m dealing with.”
“They’re nothing special,” put in the thief.
And they turned away.
“Wait!” cried the guardian. “I can sweeten the deal! There are things INSIDE…

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) May 19, 2018

And they kept walking. Until the floor vanished beneath their boots and they were plunged down, down into unseen darknesses, shrieking all the way.
“Yes,” the guardian replied, rather smugly.
As the six chests took turns glowing, in chase-lighting sequence.#epic fantasy

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) May 19, 2018

By all means! The northeastern mountainous border of Amn has several vacant duchies, thanks to monsters and brigands and the last-thus-far dukes being less than nice people (so, no willing brides). The hill-farm folk would welcome a duke who'd defend them, so…

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) May 19, 2018

…immediately west of the Barony of Hawkhill (home of the increasingly infamous Baron's Blades adventuring band) is the "open" dukedom of Farlions ("Far-lions"), known for sheep and timber and copper mines. Immediately east of Hawkhill is the ranching duchy of Dusklake. …

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) May 19, 2018

… It's best known for livestock (including horses; several successful warhorse breeders and trainers).
And a little way to the south is the river-vale duchy of Scarnshields (good fishing, mills galore, farming).
Take thy pick, Duke Fabio!

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) May 19, 2018

And congratulations! May wedded bliss be rich and deep until the end of thy days!

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) May 19, 2018

Banners bright, Duke of Scarnshield! Thy shield is deep river blue, the charge on it an X of a crossed silversides (silver-scaled trout), nose upper left to tail lower right, crossed atop a golden wheat sheaf. Thy prosperous duchy is much beset by brigands; thy people need thee! Thank you very much Lord of the Greenwood! I pick Scarnshield, seems to remember of my home, in the Vale of river Po!

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) May 19, 2018

Don't be scared. She knows what sort of man you are. She KNOWS she hath a rightful Duke, who'll be a good one. ;}
Stand tall. Family first. Dukedom second. Be a light in the world.

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) May 19, 2018

I am DMing my first game Saturday. My players are #dnd virgins and I finally convinced them to let me plan our book club meeting and design a campaign for them. @ChrisPerkinsDnD @TychoBrahe @cwgabriel Any advice? I seek guidance. 🙂

— Randi Cutburth (@Faudwyn) May 21, 2018

You don’t need to explain all the rules up front. Once they get acquainted with their characters, let the players learn the rules as you go. #WotCStaff https://t.co/DiX9QCs2K2

— Christopher Perkins (@ChrisPerkinsDnD) May 22, 2018

How much would ‘wizard school’ cost these days? A wizard who follows Azuth wants to set up a scholarship for kids in his home town.Depends on needs and greed of tutor. Someone living well in a large house/compound in a major city like Waterdeep has higher costs than living on their own farm (and making the 'prentices work the farm). Rule of thumb: 1yr cost=year's income for local miller/innkeeper/"big" shop.

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) May 7, 2018

I haven't forgotten! Toiling in the lore library…the books with claws and jaws are restless, must proceed with caution…

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) May 7, 2018