I get occasional flack for being a modern D&D player and using weird races in my games But it's like this, I tell players humans are a playable race and they each get to contribute an additional one. Some players add dwarves and elves, and others add phoenix people and frogfolk. My preference is to play human because I like the feeling of playing a mundane character in a fantastical world, but I have 16 players in my game as of now and they each have their own taste and I think the world is more tailored to my group if everyone adds something that they enjoy, even if it's not my preference.

It gets better, too

Kistomerces!!!

Attention all #Brovenloft domain lords: Whether you or I or anyone else is ready or not, the dank and dark Mists will envelop the realm once more on October 1st. Make your preparations, or, if unable, let me know how your hexes have fallen into ruin. #BROSR #BROXT

None of this had to happen. The Outsiders could have left us in peace. Alas, their rapacious greed always leads to such troubled times. Leave me to rest, my good and faithful servants. My power waxes, and in all good time the winds of winter shall cool their inflamed passions.

Want some fun with math and 1e AD&D? YES. YES YOU DO! Ever wonder how much damage a Wall of Iron spell does if you drop it on someone? YES, YES YOU HAVE! So let's figure it out! 🧵

Sever drops the Giant Chief Frojef! Giuseppe kills a Stone Giant! Bumblebore has cast invisibility on himself and fled. O'Malfoy is raking the front line with his breath weapon! But there are a ton of giants still up and Ogres to boot!