D&D Next Blog: Modularity and Combat Subsystems
Thursday, June 28, 2012
In 3rd Edition (and probably older editions) there were combat actions that anyone could try to do; disarm, trip, bull rush (ie, pushing), ...
Rule of Three: Tactical Combat, Maneuvers, and Vancian Magic
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
While two out of three is normally a pretty good ratio of success, the part that I did not like was the one that mattered the most to me: ...
Rule-of-Three: Clerics, Advantage, and Tactics
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Full article can be found here . Clerics & Domains Though I liked how 3rd Edition made it easier for clerics to be the heal-bot by sw...
Legend & Lore; Monster Design in D&D Next, Part 2
Monday, June 18, 2012
Nothing mechanical, but it sounds like they are still using quite a bit of monster design from 4th Edition . Strength in Numbers In 3rd E...
A Sundered World: Season Finale
Thursday, June 14, 2012
A bolt of lightning many times larger than it should be hammers into Autochthon, sending it careening down the mountain, over the cliffs, an...
Legend & Lore: Monster Design in D&D Next
Monday, June 11, 2012
My preference in creating monsters is often close to what Mearls describes here ; I start out with flavor material and then design mechanics...
DDN Blog: Ranger Design Goals
Sunday, June 10, 2012
With what we have seen of backgrounds and themes the more I read about these design goals, the more I wonder if D&D would just be better...
Dragon's-Eye View: Making of an Owlbear, Part 2
Thursday, June 07, 2012
Another encounter with owlbears ? At least, to a point, it indicates that they are paying attention. I never really liked the whole "...
Legends & Lore: Bounded Accuracy
Monday, June 04, 2012
In a nutshell I basically agree with everything that Rodney says, here . A few players in my group, including myself, were already negativ...
D&D Next Playtest Report
Sunday, June 03, 2012
For everyone arriving through reddit, here is a more up to date playtest report. We started late while waiting for Randy so I did not do...
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