From Toy Fair. #HasbroToyFair #dnd #StrangerThings3 pic.twitter.com/vN1Aj1tHe1
— Nathan Bussone Stewart (@NathanBStewart) February 18, 2019
What is some common wines in Menzoberranzan?
@TheEdVerse
Hey Ed. What is some common wines in menzo? Not just Lichen wine— WitnessToHisOwnDemise (@nobile_bill) February 1, 2019
After lichen wine, common Menzo vintages, as opposed to secret house recipes, are but two:
Luthquil, a syrupy-thick, smoky-flavored translucent emerald green wine derived from a particular crushed Underdark mushroom.#Realmslore 2)
And:
Roavrae, a blended wine of a particular boiled cave moss mixed with the internal juices of a specific Underdark spider, the “roave” (a plentiful small black scuttling spider; five can fit on a typical adult human palm).#Realmslore— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) February 3, 2019
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Treat an encounter in your adventure/campaign like a character in a story
#dnd encounter design tip: treat an encounter in your adventure/campaign like a character in a story. Give it a reason to be there, even if it is just to contrast to other characters. It should forward the plot, deepen the setting, highlight a theme, etc. 1/2
— Shawn Merwin #WinterFantasy Prep (@shawnmerwin) February 5, 2019
During 3e's Living Greyhawk campaign, we joked about "RTEs": random thug encounters. They were there just because the writer needed to add experience points to the adventure. The tighter your encounters fit with your story, the deeper and richer the experience.
— Shawn Merwin #WinterFantasy Prep (@shawnmerwin) February 5, 2019
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What are the workings and limitations of a true polymorph?
@ChrisPerkinsDnD @astylepixie What are the workings and limitations of a true polymorph? If, say, an ice construct were transformed into an avariel, how are details like hair color decided? Are aesthetics limited to those natural in avariel or could it have unique icy elements?
— Sir Strangefolk (@SirStrangefolk) January 30, 2019
The spell description covers the basics, but the new form needs to be a creature that exists (that is, something for which there are statistics). Another important point: the magic can be dispelled, so even a true polymorph is not irreversible. #wotcstaff https://t.co/LBoooL46it
— Christopher Perkins (@ChrisPerkinsDnD) January 30, 2019
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Get ready for the most star-studded D&D game!
Grab your 12-sided die and get ready for the most star-studded #DND game EVER on this week's new #BigBangTheory! (cc: @wilw @WilliamShatner @kaj33 @ThatKevinSmith @JoeManganiello) pic.twitter.com/90lgKW5K9b
— The Big Bang Theory (@bigbangtheory) February 18, 2019
Maybe I should live tweet? 🤔 Do people do that anymore? 😳🤷🏼♂️ @billprady https://t.co/g3NieNs6Pl
— William Shatner (@WilliamShatner) February 18, 2019
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“The castle is full of risen ghosts tonight”
The castle is full of risen ghosts tonight
Restlessly they clank, shriek, and glide, and moan
And I know not how to set them right
For I know not which of all these bones they rightly own— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) January 12, 2019
The magic one hath read about
And likely was slyly misled about
In one respect remains unchanging and intact
Though secret after secret hath been cracked
Magic can still kill you in a half a shriek, and that’s a fact— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) January 12, 2019
1)
Though no one should need reminding
Some folk seem to still be surprised at finding
That adventuring isn’t a game— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) January 13, 2019
2)
Last night, mighty wizard disappeared
And came back with tentacles, scales, and no beard
And a few fools thought it was really him, just the same!— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) January 13, 2019
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Matt Mercer playing D&D Shadow of Mystara
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I find and start a D&D group and I have eagerly picked up the helm of DM!
Shoutout to @matthewmercer and @griffinmcelroy as both have inspired me to find and start a d&d group and I have eagerly picked up the helm of DM. thank you for the push! Any advice gentlemen? Welcome!! Don’t over-prepare, listen to your players and react to their choices, and overall…have fun. 🙂
— Matthew Mercer (@matthewmercer) January 28, 2019
