I don’t know if you typically answer D&D questions online but I needed to ask, for someone who’s DMing for the first time (and has only played a few sessions beforehand), how many players do you think I could handle before feeling overwhelmed with responsibility? I generally recommend 3-6 players for most tables. More can be done, but that “overwhelmed” feeling grows exponentially beyond that

— Matthew Mercer (@matthewmercer) January 15, 2018

I knew I had a Warduke sketch kicking around @BarbarianLord pic.twitter.com/LBighRj5AT

— Richard Whitters (@WhittersRichard) January 3, 2018

Some old D&D friends here: Warduke, Kelek, … #DnD https://t.co/qEnGZvTBB8

— Jeremy Crawford (@JeremyECrawford) January 3, 2018

I must have these images (but full profiles)! Kelek is my favorite villain!!! Who wouldn't want a castle that is underground and the entrance is hidden with acres of brambles??? Also, wolves!

— Eugene Perkins (@WYRD_SPACE) January 3, 2018

I like Kelek so much that a key NPC in my previous campaign was based on him. I even imitated his voice from the cartoon! #DnD #KelekForever https://t.co/BLPjurX4t3

— Jeremy Crawford (@JeremyECrawford) January 3, 2018

I was asked who Kelek was. He was a villainous spellcaster in episode 4 of the D&D cartoon, he had an action figure, and he appeared in the D&D adventure "Quest for the Heartstone" (1984). #DnD pic.twitter.com/jazNemzzm5

— Jeremy Crawford (@JeremyECrawford) January 3, 2018

Woah! Is he the dude from the 1e PHB cover? Or his Evil Twin?

— Dana (@ywgdana) January 3, 2018

Kelek shouldn't be confused with Ringlerun, the benevolent wizard who also had an action figure. Ringlerun never appeared in the D&D cartoon, but he was also in "Quest for the Heartstone" and was featured on the 1st Edition Player's Handbook! #DnD pic.twitter.com/IlhBcAXdGi

— Jeremy Crawford (@JeremyECrawford) January 3, 2018

Any chance the Citadel of the Bloody Hand details could get released from the TSR nda vault? Rumor has it Ed has a map, and my players are searching for a secret entrance to the castle dungeonsEd has a map, and he knows where (on the uppermost level of Undermountain) the secret entrance is. ;} Yet NDAs are strong like mountains. Of which Mount Waterdeep is one. Which brings us around to…Ed has a map… ;}

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) March 3, 2018

Does the nda cover “describing” the citadel, harpers hold and where the access to the dungeon is? Here's how far I KNOW I can go (because this has all been said publicly at GenCon seminars over the years): The Citadel is inside Mount Waterdeep, under the griffon-rider flight decks and City Guard (now City Watch) military base (and RIGHT above the uppermost level of …

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) March 3, 2018

…Undermountain. The Citadel is a single level (horizontally), and is very like an old-fashioned "dungeon geomorph"… one of those maps that used nigh every ten-foot-square, in a labyrinth; in this case, a labyrinth of "killing rooms" with firing ports, traps, secret doors,…

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) March 3, 2018

…et al, that allow members of the Hand to retreat step by step, inflicting maximum casualties on advancing intruders. It's Crazy Trapland. ;} As for how you access it, I KNOW that's covered by the NDA. And all the Hand members in the city will come after you if they think…

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) March 3, 2018

…you've learned it. "It" being any of the five ways in or out. Did I say five? I might have misspoken, to quote a certain past politico. I might have meant two. Or three. Or seven. Or…yeeeeEEEAAAAAHHHHHglkkh

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) March 3, 2018

Quick question: Can a Gloom Stalker choose to be seen by creatures relying on darkvision in darkness, or is it a permanent effect? Thanks!I believe you can always choose to make yourself visible to a creature

— Mike Mearls (@mikemearls) February 6, 2018